Taiwan says US tariffs unreasonable, partly blames Trump policies for trade surplus
- Taiwan said US tariffs levied on the island were unreasonable and it would discuss them with Washington.
- The US tariffs do not apply to semiconductors, a major Taiwan export, but were driven by US tech curbs on China during Trump's first term, shifting orders to Taiwanese firms.
- Taiwan's Cabinet said the unreasonable tariffs did not reflect the complementary trade structure between the two sides, with Taiwan contributing greatly to the US economy and national security.
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Taiwan Allocates $2.66 Billion to Support Industries in Response to US 32% Tariff
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Taiwan's Premier Cho Jung-tai announced that USD 2.66 billion (NT$88 billion) would be allocated to support the industrial and agricultural sectors in response to the latest US tariff policy, the Taipei Times reported. World News | Taiwan Allocates $2.66 Billion to Support Industries in Response to US 32% Tariff.
Why did Trump throw Taiwan under the bus?
Things could have been very different. Since the distant days of the first Trump presidency, Taiwanese tech companies have been shifting production from China to Taiwan due to US tariffs and tech controls aimed at China. For the US, that strategy has borne some fruit. Most countries tend to trade the most with their close
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