Data published over the past week provide further evidence that Taiwan’s economy is continuing to hold up extremely well. The risks to our forecast of a 2% contraction in GDP this year are to the upside. There are also signs that the worse is over for Korea’s consumers. Having reached an 11-year low in April, the Bank of Korea’s consumer confidence survey rebounded for a second consecutive month in June.
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