Don't laugh at the Taiwan stock market! Trump warns that semiconductor tariffs are coming: the answer will be revealed on Monday.

The Trump administration announced on the 11th that it would exempt electronic products such as smartphones, chips, and computers from reciprocal tariffs, which made global technology manufacturers breathe a sigh of relief, but US President Trump may have the next move, and he predicted on the 12th that he would announce more views on semiconductor tariffs on the 14th. (Synopsis: Apple breathes a sigh of relief!) Trump announced: mobile phones, computers and other electronic products are exempted from tariffs, iPhone does not rise? (Background added: "Car dealers call me willing to pay a higher price to buy back", Trump's tariff war has set off a miracle of buying used cars in the United States) US President Trump announced on the 2nd that he will impose reciprocal tariffs ranging from 11% to 50% on individual countries, and impose 10% general tariffs on all products exported to the United States in the world, and the 10% tariff on products sold to the United States by various countries has taken effect on the 5th, and the reciprocal tariffs originally scheduled to take effect on the 9th are currently suspended for 90 days, during which only 10% reciprocal tariffs will be implemented, but tariffs on China will be raised 125%。 U.S. Customs and Border Protection issued an announcement on the 11th, updating the latest guidance for the implementation of reciprocal tariff measures in the United States, listing exempted specific products, including computers, smartphones and chips, which made global technology manufacturers such as TSMC and Apple breathe a sigh of relief and temporarily get rid of the tariff threat. Trump predicts that semiconductor tariffs will be announced However, when the Taiwan market returns to optimism and expects a stock to continue to rebound on Monday, US President Trump predicted on the evening of the 12th that he will provide more views on semiconductor tariffs next Monday, when he was asked by reporters on Air Force One why he decided to include some semiconductor goods in the list of exemptions from tariffs, he said: I will give you the answer on Monday, we will be very specific. We received a lot of money. JUST IN: President Trump on exemptions to semiconductor tariffs: "I'll give you that answer on Monday. We'll be very specific. pic.twitter.com/gjLrxIKqVz — Luca Taner (@LucaTaner) April 13, 2025 White House officials have revealed that Trump will soon launch a new round of national security trade investigations into semiconductors, which may impose other new tariffs on the chip industry. Bloomberg also reported that the Trump administration is expected to soon launch a new investigation into semiconductor products exported to the United States, and chips may eventually face new tariffs in weeks or months. White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt said in a statement that Trump made it clear that the United States cannot rely on China to manufacture key technology products, such as semiconductors, chips, smartphones and laptops, and that under Trump's instructions, technology giants such as Apple, Huida and TSMC "are moving their manufacturing operations to the United States as soon as possible." Trump's latest reciprocal tariff exemption measures exclude specific electronic products from the 10% reciprocal tariff imposed on most countries, thereby reducing the cost of importing Taiwanese semiconductors and Indian-made Apple iPhones. In terms of Chinese goods sold to the United States, White House officials pointed out that this exemption only applies to the 125% reciprocal tariff part, and Trump previously imposed a 20% tariff on China because of the fentanyl issue, and this part of the tariff is still retained. Analysts expect that even if the United States imposes a low 54% tariff on Chinese goods, the price of the latest Apple iPhone may still rise from $1599 to $2300, and under the 125% tariff, U.S.-China trade will largely stagnate. Related reports China's wild rescue market! Limited to "daily net selling" of stocks up to 50 million, Beijing raises tariffs on the United States to 125% Trump tariffs make U.S. bonds "safe haven myth busted" lazy bag: Wall Street considers "risky assets", China and Japan are dumping murderers? Trump manipulating the market? Last night's shouting "hurry up and buy" was scolded and deceived, and three hours later announced the suspension of tariffs, causing a sharp rise "Taiwan stocks don't laugh! Trump warns that semiconductor tariffs are coming: The answer was announced on Monday This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".