Multiple factors working against Taiwan dollar
These range from new Taiwan president's position on China to possible US rate hike to falling sales at Apple
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Singapore
CAUGHT between China on the one side and the US on the other, Taiwan's dollar is in danger of greater losses than any other emerging-market currency in Asia.
Strategists see the central bank cutting interest rates to the lowest in the region outside Japan to combat a shrinking economy, just as the US Federal Reserve considers tightening monetary policy. Meanwhile, Taiwan's new president has antagonised its neighbour - and biggest export market - by refusing to affirm the "One China" principle. And falling sales at Apple Inc are also threatening to hurt some of the island's biggest exporters.
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