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China, U.S. to Extend Tariff Suspensions by 90 Days

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  • China and the United States will extend previously suspended tariffs by 90 days, aiming to stabilize bilateral economic relations, according to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce.
  • Ministry spokesperson He Yadong confirmed that this decision aligns with the consensus from recent economic and trade talks held in Stockholm.
  • The extension includes a 90-day pause on 24% reciprocal tariffs imposed by the U.S., along with China's corresponding countermeasures.
  • This move reflects ongoing efforts to improve trade relations and mitigate economic tensions between the two nations.

AsianFin – China and the United States will extend a set of previously suspended tariffs by 90 days, as both sides work to stabilize bilateral economic relations, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday.

Ministry spokesperson He Yadong announced at a regular press briefing that, in line with the consensus reached during the recent China-U.S. economic and trade talks in Stockholm, the two countries will proceed with a 90-day extension of the paused 24% reciprocal tariffs imposed by the U.S., along with China’s corresponding countermeasures.

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