In the third quarter of 2025, Taiwan's annual economic growth rate was revised upward to 8.21% from an initial projection of 7.64%. This is a notable increase from a downwardly revised 7.71% in the previous quarter, marking the most rapid economic expansion since the second quarter of 2021. The growth was largely propelled by a 31.95% increase in exports, compared to 36.26% in the second quarter, fueled by advancing technologies such as artificial intelligence and robust demand for innovative consumer electronics. Additionally, imports saw a significant rise, climbing by 26.09% as opposed to 32.99% previously. Private consumption accelerated, growing by 1.19% in contrast to a mere 0.17% in the prior quarter. However, there was a moderation in government expenditure growth, slowing to 0.3% from 3.25%, and a deceleration in gross fixed capital formation, which increased by 9.34% compared to 11.51% earlier.