US Lawmakers Back Taiwan's Stalled $40 Billion Special Defense Budget
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- •US lawmakers visiting Taiwan voiced support for a $40 billion special defense budget stalled in the opposition-controlled parliament, per ABC News.
- •The defense spending package faces domestic political gridlock, with opposition legislators blocking its passage.
- •The New Taiwan dollar opened at NT$32.02 against the US dollar Tuesday, weakening 2.4 cents from the prior close.
- •By mid-morning the US dollar traded at NT$32.064, a routine daily fluctuation unrelated to the congressional visit.
- •India's rupee separately gained 1.3 percent to 93.59 per dollar after the RBI imposed new limits on banks' net open forex positions.
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