US EditionChina creates list of US-made goods exempt from 125% tariffs, sources say
- In late April 2025, China compiled a selection of American products that will be exempt from its 125 percent tariffs amid the ongoing trade dispute.
- This move follows Beijing’s efforts to ease the impact of the trade conflict while maintaining public opposition to U.S. Tariffs of up to 145 percent.
- Authorities are quietly notifying companies, including pharmaceutical and semiconductor firms, and surveying businesses about tariff impacts and critical product needs.
- President Trump expressed optimism on April 29 about an imminent, "fair deal" with China despite ongoing tariff tensions and retaliations.
- The exemption list suggests tentative progress in trade negotiations but retains uncertainty because the full list remains undisclosed and Beijing insists it will resist until U.S. Tariffs are lifted.
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China has begun discreetly to exempt some U.S. products from tariffs, a measure that could cover imports worth about $40 billion.This gesture suggests an attempt to mitigate the impact of the trade war on the Chinese economy.During the past week, a list of exempt U.S. products including 131 items, such as pharmaceuticals and industrial chemicals, has circulated among traders and companies.Some of these products have already been identified by Bl…
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Facing mounting economic pressure from President Trump’s aggressive trade policies, China has quietly removed tariffs on approximately $40 billion worth of American goods—a move widely seen as a reluctant concession to the United States’ hardline economic stance. A list quietly circulated among Chinese companies shows 131 U.S. imports—including pharmaceuticals, industrial chemicals, and medical components—have now been exempted from retaliatory …
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Tariff talks between U.S. and Chinese officials are underway, but already concessions by China are being made, either as a sign of good faith or a tacit acknowledgement that the Trump administration has the communist country over a barrel. Approximately one-quarter of all U.S. imports to China have been quietly exempted from 125% tariffs, representing $40 billion in American-made goods that will now reach Chinese consumers without the sky-high s…
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China is quietly exempting numerous U.S. imports from its retaliatory tariff on American goods, a sign that the Chinese economy is taking a hit in the trade war with the Trump administration, Bloomberg reported on Friday. A list circulating among businesses shows that 131 items, including pharmaceuticals and industrial chemicals, are not being slapped by ...
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