Taiwan’s Chipmakers Could Benefit From Japan’s U.S. Investments

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Japan’s chief trade negotiator says part of a US$550 billion investment package with the United States could be used to back Taiwanese chipmakers if they use Japanese parts or are selling to Japanese customers.

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00:00Japan says part of a US$550 billion deal with Washington could fund Taiwanese chipmakers

00:06building plants in the United States.

00:09Tokyo's chief trade negotiator says firms that use Japanese parts or sell to Japanese

00:14customers will qualify.

00:16No specific companies were named, but TSMC is currently building a US$165 billion complex

00:23in the U.S. state of Arizona.

00:25The investment package was announced alongside a trade deal between Tokyo and Washington that

00:30cuts U.S. tariffs on Japanese goods from 25 percent to 15.

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