TAIPEI — Taiwan is feeling the sting of a 20% tariff imposed by the U.S. despite months of quiet negotiations and public commitments, while efforts to strike a better deal risk becoming embroiled in domestic political wrangling.
Former trade czar says Taipei should not face ‘worse’ terms than Asian neighbors
Containers and equipment sit at the Port of Keelung, Taiwan, on Aug. 7, when a 20% U.S tariff on Taiwanese goods took effect. © Reuters
