Taiwan server exports to the US, January growth?
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Read Taiwan's exports of computers and servers (HS 8471) to the United States for January 2027 in the Ministry of Finance's trade statistics database, exports by country and detailed product, in US dollars, and compare them with January 2026 in the same table. Taiwan Ministry of Finance, trade statistics database, exports by country and detailed product (table i9203, US$ thousands)
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Did Taiwan's exports of computers and servers to the United States in January 2027 grow at or above 85.0% from January 2026?
Read Taiwan's exports of computers and servers (HS 8471) to the United States for January 2027 in the Ministry of Finance's trade statistics database, exports by country and detailed product, in US dollars, and compare them with January 2026 in the same table. The answer is yes if exports are up at or above 85.0%; no if they are below 85.0%.
If the source is late or silent: If the table does not carry January 2027 by February 28, 2027, the test is inconclusive, and the Result says what was read and what was missing; a later revision of the month does not change the reading.