U.S. Tariffs Prompt Calls for Clarity
AmCham Taiwan’s flash survey highlights business concerns over new U.S. tariffs, emphasizing the need for predictable trade policies to preserve economic stability.
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Navigating U.S. Tariffs and Managing Supply Chains
Taiwanese exporters face complex new U.S. “reciprocal” tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, significantly impacting sectors such as semiconductors, steel, and automotive parts. Strategic guidance and mitigation options are outlined to help navigate these evolving trade risks.
Macroeconomic Brief – March 2025
Taiwan’s economy continues to expand in early 2025, driven by strong semiconductor exports and AI demand, but concerns over potential U.S. tariffs and a cooling real estate market have tempered optimism. With GDP growth projections slightly revised downward and trade policies in flux, policymakers and businesses are closely watching global demand and supply chain shifts.
Free Trade is Still the Way Forward
Strengthening global supply chains and fostering economic cooperation with trusted partners like Taiwan is key to maintaining a competitive edge. Strategic investments and open trade policies offer greater stability than tariffs, avoiding unnecessary economic disruptions.