Taiwan Manufacturing PMI
Taiwan's Manufacturing PMI fell to 46.8 in September 2025 from 47.4 in August 2025, a 1.3% decrease. This indicates a faster deterioration in business conditions. The decline resulted from quicker drops in output and new orders. Muted global demand and trade policy uncertainty contributed to these issues. New export orders decreased sharply, nearing a two-year low. Traditional industries faced weaker demand and oversupply. Business confidence dropped to a two-and-a-half-year low. Taiwan's record low Manufacturing PMI was 41.5 in October 2022 and record high was 53.2 in June 2024.
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Taiwan Manufacturing PMI : Definition
The Taiwan Manufacturing PMI from S&P Global measures the economic health of Taiwan's manufacturing sector. It is calculated using survey data from purchasing managers, representing a weighted average of five key components: new orders, production, employment, supplier delivery times and inventories. A PMI reading above 50 indicates expansion in the sector while a reading below 50 signals contraction.