Import-dependence profile

Taiwan

2024 vintage · annual data, 1–2y lag6 critical dependencies across 4 commodities

Every row below is a sourced trade-structure fact: the share of Taiwan’s imports of a commodity that come from one supplier. “Critical” means ≥20% — the same threshold the scenario pages use. Coverage is the 28 monitored commodities, not all imports; where a supplier share is below the threshold it is shown as context, not exposure.

Lng

5.3% of world imports · 2 critical suppliers

40.52% of Taiwan’s lng imports come from Australia (4.94% of world exports)critical
21.9% of Taiwan’s lng imports come from Qatar (1.62% of world exports)critical
7.03% of Taiwan’s lng imports come from United States (6.55% of world exports)
5.44% of Taiwan’s lng imports come from Malaysia (5.66% of world exports)
1.85% of Taiwan’s lng imports come from Russia (9.38% of world exports)

Semiconductors

7.49% of world imports · 2 critical suppliers

37.03% of Taiwan’s semiconductors imports come from South Korea (7.31% of world exports)critical
20.86% of Taiwan’s semiconductors imports come from China (9.13% of world exports)critical
9.89% of Taiwan’s semiconductors imports come from Malaysia (5.66% of world exports)
5.48% of Taiwan’s semiconductors imports come from Singapore (6.41% of world exports)

Autos

0.85% of world imports · 2 critical suppliers

33.64% of Taiwan’s autos imports come from Germany (17.36% of world exports)critical
27.12% of Taiwan’s autos imports come from Japan (12.26% of world exports)critical
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3.27% of Taiwan’s autos imports come from South Korea (7.31% of world exports)
2.41% of Taiwan’s autos imports come from Mexico (7.03% of world exports)
0.08% of Taiwan’s autos imports come from China (9.13% of world exports)

Copper

5.3% of world imports · 0 critical suppliers

Illustrative exposure lens — not a prediction, not financial advice.