China’s Chipmakers to See Small Impact From Trump’s 100% Tariff on Imports: CLSA
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President Donald Trump has sparked confusion with his new policy of imposing 100% tariffs on computer chips that are not manufactured in the United States. At the same time, this announcement has been an impetus for the actions of major semiconductor companies. According to the original report, most foreign-made chips already arrive in the country as part of an assembled product, creating uncertainty as to whether components in devices would als…
President Donald Trump has sparked confusion with his new policy of imposing 100% tariffs on computer chips that are not manufactured in the United States. At the same time, this announcement has been an impetus for the actions of major semiconductor companies. According to the original report, most foreign-made chips already arrive in the country as part of an assembled product, creating uncertainty as to whether components in devices would als…
US President Trump's announcement of a 100% tariff on all semiconductors imported into the US has thrown uncertainty into the global chip supply chain. Despite concerns within the Asian tech community, German semiconductor expert Peter Fintl believes that while this seemingly volatile trade situation may represent a strategic opportunity for European manufacturers, who have long specialized in automotive chips.
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