U.S. and Taiwan reach a trade deal as tensions with China simmer
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Agreement stops short of broad market-opening measuresThe U.S. was Taiwan’s fourth biggest merchandise export destination in 2021 and its second biggest source of imports.The U.S. and Taiwan reached agreement Thursday on a number of trade and investment measures, in an initiative that aims to deepen economic links between the partners at a time of
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