The new trade deal lowers tariffs and boosts Taiwan’s chip exports to the US
Semiconductor chips are seen on a computer circuit board in this illustration picture taken on February 25, 2022. — Reuters Taiwan offers $250 billion in investment in exchange for lower tariffs. Fast-growing Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC is looking to expand into Arizona. Taiwan needs to ‘keep our president happy’, US official says. WASHINGTON: The US and Taiwan struck a trade deal on Thursday that cuts tariffs on many of the semiconductor powerhouse’s exports, directs new investment into the US technology industry and risks angering China. The deal deepens the Trump administration’s ties with Taipei at a critical time as China steps












