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Taiwan says 20% U.S tariff rate is temporary, aiming to get lower figure
TAIPEI (Reuters) -Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Friday that the new 20% tariff rate set by the Trump administration on goods imported from the island is "temporary", and the government expects to negotiate a lower figure.
Taiwan President Lai: 20% tariff is temporary, final deal still in progress
Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te signaled that tariff negotiations with the United States are far from over, following the announcement of a 20% provisional tariff rate imposed on Taiwanese exports under the Trump administration's latest round of trade actions.
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