Taiwan says US has no timetable for semiconductor tariffs
Taiwan says the U.S. has no timetable for chip tariffs. Preferential terms from a January trade deal will protect local businesses investing in the U.S.
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Taiwan secured preferential trade terms for semiconductors under a bilateral agreement with the United States, despite potential future chip tariffs. The January trade deal ensures most-favored-nation treatment for Taiwanese firms even if the U.S. activates Section 232 national security levies. This protection secures the regulatory environment for major chipmakers as they ramp up multi-billion dollar domestic U.S. manufacturing projects.
