Trump Administration Removes Some Tariffs on Taiwan Imports to Implement Trade Deal
The Trump administration is removing some tariffs on imports from Taiwan as it implements parts of a previously agreed trade deal between the U.S. and Taiwan. A notice published by the U.S. Trade Representative refers to the modification of 232 tariffs on Taiwan.
The move turns parts of the earlier agreement into formal tariff changes, marking a concrete adjustment in U.S. treatment of some Taiwanese imports. The public statements did not identify which products are affected or how large the tariff changes will be.
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@firstsquawkUSTR NOTICE REFERS TO MODIFICATION OF 232 TARIFFS ON TAIWAN
@financialjuiceThe USTR publishes a notice on the Taiwan tariff agreement implementation, which refers to the modification of 232 tariffs on Taiwan.
@businessThe Trump administration is removing some tariffs on imports from Taiwan to implement parts of a previously agreed trade deal with the US.