US EditionUS Preps 93.5% Tariff on Graphite From China
UNITED STATES, JUL 21 – The US imposes a preliminary 93.5% tariff on Chinese graphite to counteract unfair pricing and support domestic and allied graphite supply chains for EV batteries, affecting $347 million in imports.
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Wall Street Bets on U.S. Graphite as China Faces 160% Tariffs
Combined with existing tariffs, the 93.5% preliminary anti-dumping tariffs the U.S. Commerce Department announced this week on anode-grade graphite imported from China, targeting nearly $350 million in goods, promises to deal a major blow to battery producers. It would bring the tariffs to 160% on the notion that Chinese graphite is being sold in the U.S. below fair market value. And it gets worse than that for some Chinese producers. China’s …
The Trump administration announced a 93.5% tariff on a raw material that is critical for electric vehicle batteries and threatens to significantly increase the cost of manufacturing electric vehicles every…More...
US–China Trade Tensions Heat Up Over Graphite and EV Battery Supply Chains
In a major move, the U.S. Commerce Department announces preliminary anti-dumping duties of 93.5% on imports of Chinese graphite—a key input for electric vehicles (EV) batteries—after finding Chinese companies were selling it at unfairly low prices. The duties affect up to $347 million in annual imports and could further disrupt U.S. battery supply chains. Analysts warn U.S. EV and battery manufacturers may face higher costs and production delays…
A few days ago, the U.S. Department of Commerce announced provisional tariffs of 93.5 percent on graphite imports from China. Graphite is, among other things, an important material for the production of electric car batteries. Furthermore, according to the International Energy Agency, it is one of the materials most exposed to potential supply risks and is expected to remain the most commonly used anode material until at least 2030. In terms of …
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