China extends suspension of new rare earth controls until January
Beijing is keeping rare-earth export curbs, tariff relief and port-fee suspensions on hold as talks continue with Washington, officials said.
- On Nov 9, China announced a two-month extension of its trade truce with the United States, keeping export-control waivers and tariff suspensions in place until Jan 10, 2027.
- The Ministry said the extension implements "outcomes and consensus reached at the Washington meeting between the heads of state of China and the United States," providing space for ongoing economic negotiations.
- Measures affecting 11 United States firms on China's unreliable entities list and 16 on its export control list remain suspended, while a 24% additional tariff on United States imports stays suspended though a 10% tariff remains active.
- Chinese President Jinping and President Donald Trump are expected to meet at the APEC leaders' summit in Shenzhen next week, marking their third meeting this year to advance trade negotiations.
- China will "closely follow subsequent measures taken by the US side and will, as appropriate, adjust relevant tariff countermeasures in light of developments," while the United States intends to replace IEEPA-based tariffs with Section 301 measures.
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China extends suspension of new rare earth controls until January
China on Monday announced a two-month extension of export-control waivers due to expire this month, preserving part of a wide-ranging deal struck after a summit between Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.
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