Perng says SARS unlikely to harm NT dollar
Source: Central News Agency
The Central Bank of China governor said yesterday that if domestic demand can expand to a certain level, then this will offset the impact of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) on Taiwan's economy.
Perng Fai-nan made the remarks when giving a report on the
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