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 This is your Taiwan Tariff Tracker podcast.

Discover the latest updates and insights with "Taiwan Tariff Tracker," your go-to daily podcast for all things related to the tariffs imposed on Taiwan by the Trump administration and current U.S. policies. Stay informed with expert analyses, in-depth discussions, and breaking news that impact the Taiwanese economy and global trade dynamics. Whether you're an industry professional, a policymaker, or simply curious about international trade, "Taiwan Tariff Tracker" delivers the reliable information you need to understand this complex issue. Tune in every day for comprehensive coverage and thoughtful perspectives on how these tariffs shape the economic landscape.

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  • Taiwan Braces for Massive US Tariffs: Semiconductor Exports Spared as Negotiations Intensify in High-Stakes Trade Showdown

    Taiwan Braces for Massive US Tariffs: Semiconductor Exports Spared as Negotiations Intensify in High-Stakes Trade Showdown
    Jul 9 2025
    Welcome to Taiwan Tariff News and Tracker, your latest update on everything shaping US-Taiwan trade under the Trump administration.

    As of today, the global tariff landscape has reached new heights not seen in over a century. The average US tariff rate soared from 2.5% to an estimated 27% in the first half of 2025, according to Wikipedia’s overview of the second Trump administration. In early April, President Trump specifically announced a sweeping 32% “reciprocal tariff” on Taiwanese goods. In a notable carve-out, Taiwan’s critical semiconductor exports remain exempt—a move that underscores both the economic stakes and the strategic complexity of US-Taiwan relations. Trump had earlier accused Taiwan of underinvesting in its defense and gaining an “unfair dominance” in semiconductor markets.

    Taiwanese leaders denounced the tariffs as unreasonable but opted not to retaliate. Instead, Taiwan offered to boost imports from the US and drop all tariffs on American goods, trying not to escalate the situation. The political fallout at home has been immediate. Opposition parties criticized the government’s reliance on Washington and called out what they see as unpreparedness. Premier Cho Jung-tai quickly convened a cross-party legislative meeting and announced an NT$88 billion plan aimed at stabilizing the economy and supporting affected industries.

    Negotiations are ongoing. The Taipei Times reports that while the US issued formal tariff notices to 14 countries on Monday—including close US allies like Japan and South Korea—Taiwan did not receive such a notice. This has fueled speculation that talks are progressing positively for Taipei. Vice Premier Cheng Li-chun and Minister Without Portfolio Yang Jen-ni are leading negotiations in Washington. President William Lai recently held a late-night videoconference with the negotiating team, reaffirming that protecting national interest, public health, and food security remains the top priority.

    The 90-day suspension of reciprocal tariffs expires August 1, and 14 countries will see tariff rates between 25% and 40% kick in if no deals are reached, according to DigiTimes. For Taiwan, the current absence of a notification letter signals cautious optimism, as noted by The Straits Times.

    Trump’s approach marks a sharp pivot from previous administrations, with less emphasis on ideology and more on transactional “America First” demands. Washington is pressuring major Taiwanese companies—especially semiconductor giants like TSMC—to accelerate US-based investment and adjust trade balances by importing more American products, as analyzed by China-US Focus.

    Taiwan’s ability to navigate these demands without receiving the most severe tariff treatment depends on the success of ongoing talks. The outcome will shape not just the Taiwanese economy but also its broader strategic posture in the region.

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  • Taiwan Faces 32% US Tariffs as Trade Negotiations Continue Amid Shifting Global Economic Landscape

    Taiwan Faces 32% US Tariffs as Trade Negotiations Continue Amid Shifting Global Economic Landscape
    Jul 8 2025
    Hello and welcome to "Taiwan Tariff News and Tracker." Today, we're focusing on the recent developments in tariff policies involving the United States and Taiwan. As of July 8, 2025, a significant deadline has passed for several countries, including Taiwan, regarding new tariffs imposed by the U.S. under President Trump's administration.

    Taiwan, along with other countries such as Switzerland, Thailand, and Tunisia, has seen a delay in the implementation of reciprocal tariffs until August 1, 2025. These tariffs are part of a broader strategy by the U.S. to address trade imbalances and protect American industries. According to reports, Taiwan is facing a tariff rate of 32% for all products, with specific exceptions to be detailed later.

    The U.S. has been actively engaging with various countries to negotiate trade agreements, and Taiwan is no exception. As reported, Taiwan is still in talks with the U.S. following its exclusion from Trump's new tariff list. This exclusion suggests that there are ongoing negotiations possibly aimed at reducing or eliminating these tariffs if agreements can be reached before the August deadline.

    The situation is particularly sensitive for Taiwan, given its strategic economic position and the political implications of such tariffs. The U.S. has been ramping up its tariff announcements, with significant increases for major trading partners like Japan and South Korea, which have been hit with 25% tariffs. Other countries face even higher rates, up to 40%.

    As we move closer to the August 1 deadline, listeners can expect further developments in trade policies affecting Taiwan and other nations. The U.S. government's approach to tariffs is dynamic and influenced by ongoing negotiations and political considerations.

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  • US Taiwan Trade Tensions Escalate: 32% Tariff Looms as Negotiations Stall and July Deadline Approaches

    US Taiwan Trade Tensions Escalate: 32% Tariff Looms as Negotiations Stall and July Deadline Approaches
    Jul 7 2025
    Welcome to "Taiwan Tariff News and Tracker." Today, we're discussing the latest developments in U.S.-Taiwan trade relations, particularly focusing on the recent tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.

    In April 2025, the U.S. announced a significant increase in tariffs, with a 32% "reciprocal tariff" on Taiwanese goods, excluding semiconductors, which are crucial to Taiwan's economy. However, this tariff was later paused for 90 days, reduced to a baseline 10% rate, effective April 10, 2025. This pause is set to expire on July 9, 2025, potentially leading to a 32% tariff unless a deal is reached or an extension is granted. Taiwan's government has chosen not to retaliate, instead focusing on increasing U.S. imports and removing tariffs on American goods.

    The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan has urged the U.S. to cancel these tariffs, calling for further negotiations. Two rounds of U.S.-Taiwanese trade negotiations have concluded, with the second round ending on June 26, 2025. Despite these efforts, Taiwan faces significant economic uncertainty due to these trade policies, which could impact its manufacturing sector and GDP growth.

    Taiwan's economic situation is further complicated by its exclusion from key regional trade blocs, making it vulnerable in a rapidly changing global supply chain landscape. The U.S. strategy of targeting countries with large trade surpluses, such as Taiwan, places it at a disadvantage compared to competitors like Japan and South Korea.

    As the July 9 deadline approaches, Taiwan's trade negotiators face an uphill battle in securing favorable trade terms with the U.S. The Trump administration's goals seem focused on maximizing U.S. benefits, potentially at the expense of trading partners.

    Thank you for tuning in to this episode of "Taiwan Tariff News and Tracker." Don't forget to subscribe for more updates on U.S.-Taiwan trade developments.

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    2 min

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