Taiwan Pledges $250 Billion in U.S. Spending in Exchange for Lower Tariffs

WSJ·Jan 15

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Taiwan has reportedly pledged to spend $250 billion in the US, with a significant portion potentially going towards chipmaking, in exchange for lower tariffs on Taiwanese goods. The investment is said to be part of a new trade deal between the two countries. However, the exact details and terms of the agreement, including the total amount to be spent by specific companies such as TSMC, appear to be unclear.

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