Recently, the U.S. Department of Commerce revealed that the United States and Taiwan have forged a groundbreaking agreement concerning tariffs and investments in the realm of semiconductors and associated products. Under this pact, the U.S. will slash tariffs on Taiwanese imports from 20% down to 15%. In exchange, Taiwan's tech companies have pledged to construct and expand semiconductor fabrication plants in the United States, with a cumulative investment reaching $250 billion. Additionally, the Taiwanese government has committed to offering credit support on a scale at least commensurate with this investment.
