Chinese Mainland Suspends Special Port Fees for U.S. Ships 🚢
The Chinese mainland suspends special port fees on U.S. ships for a year, mirroring the U.S. pause on Section 301 probes and easing trade ties.
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LVMH Praises Chinese Mainland’s Trade Openness, Hopes US Follows
At the 8th CIIE in Shanghai, LVMH’s Marc-Antoine Jamet praises the Chinese mainland’s open market and urges the US to cut trade barriers.
China eases unreliable entity list for U.S. firms from Nov 10
From Nov 10, the Chinese mainland suspends and removes parts of its unreliable entity list on some U.S. firms, paving the way for smoother trade ties.
US Senate Votes to Scrap Trump’s Global Tariffs—What It Means for You
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Li Chenggang Unveils Highlights from China-U.S. Trade Talks
Li Chenggang, the Chinese mainland’s international trade rep, wrapped up a fresh round of candid China-U.S. economic and trade talks, briefing the press on key discussion points.
China Pushes Back on EU Sanctions Targeting Its Energy Firms
China’s Ministry of Commerce strongly opposes the EU’s latest sanctions on major Chinese refineries and oil traders, urging Brussels to reverse course to safeguard global energy security.
Chinese mainland urges UK to lift sanctions on 11 entities
The Chinese mainland calls on the UK to lift its sanctions on 11 Chinese entities, calling the measures baseless and harmful to trade relations.
China Calls on Mexico to Uphold WTO Rules and Protect Chinese Firms
China urges Mexico to follow WTO rules and protect Chinese firms amid a surge in anti-dumping investigations.
US Furniture Tariffs Under Trump Shake Up Retail Scene 🛋️
US furniture tariffs under Trump could raise prices for retailers and consumers, as HFA warns of 30–50% import taxes from Oct 1, adding uncertainty to sourcing and sales.