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In the first three quarters of this year, credit card spending by people in Taiwan totaled NT$4.2239 trillion, an increase of NT$541.3 billion or 14.7% from the same period last year, a record high for the same period.
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今年前三季國人信用卡簽帳金額累計達4兆2,239億元，較去年同期增加5,413億元、增幅14.7%，創歷年同期新高
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There are currently no plans to set another three-year target, but non-cash payments will continue to be promoted and whether to set a new target can be discussed later.statementCredit card and electronic payment consumption continue to grow positively, and with stimuli such as department store anniversary sales and consecutive holidays in the fourth quarter, and with the domestic economic growth rate continuing to rise, there is confidence that the targets can be met.predictionThe main reason for the growth in September card spending was consumption driven by department store anniversary sales, the launch of new iPhone models and the Mid-Autumn Festival long weekend.statementThe targets for the number and value of non-cash payment transactions have been met at 88.29% and 77% respectively, and there is confidence that the targets will be met by the end of the year.predictionHe is also confident the NT$10 trillion non-cash payment transaction amount target can be reached, with the current achievement rate at 77%.prediction
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