Economic Data

In November, TEJ was invited to speak at the “2025 Annual Conference of the Chinese Accounting Association in Taiwan,” co-hosted by the Chinese Accounting Education Association and National Taiwan University’s Department of Accounting. During the applied research session, TEJ explored the evolving landscape of ESG research—moving beyond traditional ESG disclosures toward the use of spatial data to quantify companies’ exposure to natural and physical risks. The presentation centered on global ESG research developments and the application of Taiwan’s unique datasets, underscoring TEJ’s pivotal role in this field.

In today’s globalized economy, real-time and reliable financial information is vital for businesses, policymakers, and academic researchers. TEJ (Taiwan Economic Journal), with our excellent data quality and professional standards, has long been highly regarded in the field of financial databases in Taiwan. Moreover, scholars have published over a hundred research papers using TEJ data in international journals, highlighting the database’s significance and influence in academic citations.

As of now, various alternative benchmarks have been proposed in response to the exit of LIBOR. The most widely used SOFR, TONA introduced by Japan, SONIA by the bank of England, and LPR and DR by China. However, how to apply them to outstanding financial instruments remains a question for the authorities concerned

After the robust growth of the economy last year, under the pressure of increasing inflation, the exit of QE and the hike in interest rates have led to a rapid reversal of the global market condition from loose to tight this year. In particular, the economic outlook of the United States and China this year […]