According to the latest reports, Trump recently announced a striking chip trade policy proposal. The core of this policy is to impose high tariffs on imported semiconductor products while providing exemptions for companies producing in the United States.

Trump stated that he plans to impose tariffs of about 100% on imported goods, including semiconductors. However, this policy also includes an important exemption clause: if companies establish manufacturing facilities in the United States, or have already made a clear commitment to invest in building factories in the U.S., these tariffs can be waived.

This policy seems aimed at encouraging companies to move semiconductor production lines to the United States. Trump emphasized that even if companies have not yet started large-scale production, as long as they have begun building factories in the U.S., they can enjoy tariff exemptions.

It is worth noting that Trump also mentioned that the independent tariff policy targeting products containing semiconductor chips may be implemented as early as next week. This measure will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the global semiconductor supply chain.

This proposal reflects Trump's concern for the U.S. technology manufacturing industry and the strategy to promote domestic industrial development through trade policies. However, such high tariff policies may also trigger international trade disputes and impact the global technology supply chain.

As the details of this policy become clearer, the industry will closely monitor its potential impact on the semiconductor industry, international trade relations, and the prices of technology products.