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U.S. and Taiwan agree on lower tariffs and $250B in chip investments, sparking Chinese opposition.
The U.S. and Taiwan have reached a trade agreement lowering tariffs on Taiwanese goods to 15% and committing $250 billion in Taiwanese investments in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, aiming to strengthen supply chain resilience.
China strongly opposes the deal, calling it a violation of the one-China principle and warning of firm responses to any actions supporting Taiwan’s de facto independence.
The agreement reflects growing U.S.-Taiwan economic cooperation amid geopolitical tensions and global efforts to diversify chip production.
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EE.UU. y Taiwán acuerdan aranceles más bajos y $ 250B en inversiones en chips, provocando oposición china.