LATEST BULLETINS
U.S. Hits China with Tariffs, Considers Japan Chip Limits, Eyes Panama Ports
February 17 2025
U.S. enforces 10% tariffs on Chinese imports, ends low-cost exemptions, considers chip curbs with Japan, and pressures Panama over China’s port control.
Read moreChina’s Export Control of Dual-Use Items
February 14 2025
China’s Regulations on Export Control of Dual-Use Items restrict 700 goods, impacting machinery, minerals, and chemicals, with further expansions expected.
Read moreChina and U.S. Impose New Tariffs
February 5 2025
President Trump delayed 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, while 10% tariffs on Chinese imports took effect Feb 4, prompting China’s swift retaliatory measures
Read moreU.S. – China Monthly Risk Update: Trade Restrictions on AI, Vehicles, and Chinese Firms
January 17 2025
The U.S. enforces AI export controls, bans vehicle imports from China/Russia, probes Chinese materials and chips, and adds 37 firms to the UFLPA Entity List.
Read moreUS and China Monthly Update: New Chip Controls, Rare Earth Export Bans, and Rising Tensio...
December 16 2024
The U.S. expands chip restrictions, adding 140 firms to the Entity List, while China counters with rare earth export bans and military drills near Taiwan, signaling heightened tech and geopolitical tensions
Read moreContinued restrictions on trade with China and increased regulatory risk for chip compani...
November 13 2024
U.S. finalizes restrictions on investments to China’s advanced technology sectors while chipmakers continue facing scrutiny over exports to China.
Read moreNew Restrictions Targeting Trade with China from US and Partners
September 18 2024
U.S. has announced new trade restriction targeting the supply of advanced semiconductors and metal alloys to China as well as increased trade controls again Chinese companies linked to the Russia-Ukraine War.
Read moreMore restrictions against China’s chip industry
August 7 2024
U.S. considers additional chip controls while implementing anti-dumping measures
Read moreMore restrictions against China’s chip industry
July 5 2024
U.S. proposes additional restrictions to China’s chip industry limiting access to new GAA and HBM chip technologies, while the EU prepares new tariffs on Chinese-made EVs.
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