Taiwan has reached a “general consensus” with the United States on a trade deal, Taiwanese negotiators announced on Tuesday, following months of discussions aimed at easing tariffs on the island’s exports.
Negotiations between Taipei and Washington began in April after former US President Donald Trump imposed a 32 per cent tariff on Taiwanese goods, later reduced to 20 per cent, as pa
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