Removing $3.9B China tariff haul could ease U.S. supply chain inflation — Panjiva
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Removing $3.9B China tariff haul could ease U.S. supply chain inflation

China 3006 Cons. Discr. - Autos 1209 Cons. Discr. - Retailing 490 Industrials - Capital Goods 605 Info Tech - Tech Hardware 830 Materials - Chemicals 258 Materials - Metals/Mining 771 Tariffs 1825 U.S. 5354

The Biden administration appears to be taking a cautious path to reviewing its relations with China, particularly in regards to tariffs put in place under the Section 301 program. Initial meetings between the U.S. Trade Representative and Commerce Secretary with their counterparts in China have been overshadowed by President Binde’s updated investment embargoes and a new Chinese asset seizure plan. In the near-term the administration has shown a continued insistence of the legality of the tariffs and refrained from applying a renewed exemption program. That’s led to a long-term reduction...

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