As President Trump intensifies his use of tariffs in an effort to correct trade imbalances, Asia has emerged as a primary target.
While China remains the main focus, other Asian nations—including Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and India—are also in Trump’s crosshairs due to their sizeable trade surpluses with the United States.
From Japanese and South Korean automobiles to Taiwanese semiconductors and Indian pharmaceuticals, many of Asia’s top exports face higher duties under Trump’s trade policies.
The region, which has long relied on the global economy, is now experiencing a significant disruption to its supply chains as businesses seek alternatives.
In a New York Times …