Taiwan's struggles to continue

Second quarter GDP figures for Taiwan, due to be published over the coming week, are likelyto show the economy remains very weak. With subdued global demand continuing to drag onexports, the property market facing growing problems and little chance of an effective policyresponse, the economy looks set to remain the doldrums for a while yet.

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