Exemption List 1 cover US products, such as shrimp and prawn seedlings, lubricants, and alfalfa meal while, Exemption List 2 affect products, such release agent, whey for fodder, Iso-alkane solvent, and lubricating base oil. Enterprises importing goods from list 1 may apply to Customs for refund of the duties already paid, but must do so within six months from the date of the promulgation of the list. Day September 5, — China and US agree to 13th round of trade talks.
Trade teams from both countries will begin consultations mid-September in preparation for these high-level talks. The US previously published a written defense for the first of the three legal cases brought by China, asserting that the current set of tariffs should not be judged at the WTO. Day September 1, — Tariffs come in force as scheduled.
This includes a five percent tariff on US crude oil. Later, a White House spokesperson said that the only regret Trump had was that he had not imposed higher tariffs on China. Five and 10 percent tariffs will be imposed on 5, US goods in two batches, from September 1 list 1 and December 15, list 2 , respectively.
Later on the same day, the State Council approved to reinstate Chinese tariffs on US automotive and auto parts starting December 15, The five and 25 percent Chinese tariffs on US automotive and auto parts had been exempted since January 1, The first batch of US goods that will be affected from September 1 are organized in four parts:. The second batch of US goods that will be affected from December 15 are also organized in four parts:.
This is expected to happen just days before September 1 — when the additional tariff is to come into force. Day August 13, — US delays tariffs on certain products and removes items from the list.
A 10 percent tariff on a host of Chinese products is still to come into effect on September 1. The delayed tariffs would have affected the cost of items of mass consumption, including cell phones, laptops, video game consoles, computer monitors, certain items of footwear and clothing, and certain toys. An exclusion process for these products will be conducted, according to the USTR. Day August 6, — Chinese companies suspend new US agricultural product purchases. According to a statement issued by the Ministry of Commerce on August 6, certain Chinese companies have suspended purchasing US agricultural products.
The statement also makes clear that the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council will not rule out import tariffs on newly purchased US agricultural products after August 3. As a result, some Chinese companies have decided to suspend such imports. The US Treasury declares China to be a currency manipulator, after the yuan sunk to 7 against the US dollar — its lowest level in 11 years — in apparent retaliation to the new punitive tariffs threatened to apply on the remainder of Chinese imports.
The surprise tariff announcement comes after the US and China ended trade talks in Shanghai just the day before. Day July , — Shanghai trade talks end with little progress being made.
This is the first face-to-face interaction since Xi and Trump met at the G20 Summit in June, and the first official high-level negotiation since May, this year. As most analysts predicted, the talks ended with little progress. Both sides agreed to keep talking and will meet again in September. China, also confirmed the discussion of procuring US agricultural products, but did not specify as to whether an agreement was made. Meanwhile, China suddenly adds a new member to its negotiating team — commerce minister, Zhong Shan — viewed as a hardliner by many officials in Washington.
Day July 9, — US exempts Chinese products from 25 percent tariffs, issues licenses to American Huawei suppliers. The Trump Administration announces that it will exempt Chinese products, including medical equipment for cancer, from the 25 percent tariffs that were added on July 6, The exemption will be valid for a year from July 9, Further, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said that the US government will issue licenses to companies seeking to sell goods to Huawei where there is no security threat.
Ross confirmed that Huawei would remain on the Entity List, meaning winning licenses would require overcoming a presumption of denial, and said the scope of items requiring licenses would not change. The US and China agreed to restart trade talks, following the tentative truce reached earlier in the week.
No deadline has been imposed for the talks unlike the day ceasefire agreed to last year at the G20 Summit in Buenos Aires. This means that a new round of tit-for-tat tariffs will remain on hold for the foreseeable future.
Both announcements bring immediate relief to Chinese trade negotiators who will now be keenly following the US elections. The US and China have agree to a tentative truce in the lead up to their resumed trade talks in Osaka this weekend. Details of the agreement are being drawn up and are expected to be released prior to the meeting. Sources quoted by the media suggest that Trump might propose a deadline of six months for the talks to reach an agreement. If this does culminate, it would mean the US would hold off on implementing further tariffs until the end of the year.
US Commerce Department announces the addition of five new Chinese entities including a state-owned enterprise to its entity list, barring them from buying US parts and components without prior government approval. The electronic portal for the submission of exclusion requests for products covered by the September list will open on June 30, Day June 18, — Xi and Trump rekindle trade talks ahead of G20 meeting.
Xi and Trump reignite trade talks over the phone, less than two weeks before the much anticipated G20 Summit in Osaka, June 28 and Both sides have confirmed that they will meet in person to discuss the ongoing trade dispute, on the sidelines of the Summit. This will effect an array of consumer products, such as cellphones, computers, and clothing.
These new tariffs have now been proposed in a bill, with public consultation set to end on July 2. The specific changes are as follows:. The unreliable list will include foreign enterprises, organizations, and individuals that do not obey market rules, violate contracts, and block, cut off supply for non-commercial reasons, or severely damage the legitimate interests of Chinese companies. Day May 13, — China announces tariff hikes on US products, China launches tariff exemption system.
The tariffs will apply to products originally released in Announcement 6, which amends the tariffs announced last Septembe r. Products affected include beef, lamb, pork, vegetables, juice, cooking oil, tea, coffee, refrigerators, and furniture, among many others. Alongside tariff increases, the State Council Customs Tariff Committee have also launched a tariff exemption system for certain eligible products.
See full Chinese announcement here and unofficial English version here. On a trial basis, the document allows imported US products to be temporarily exempted from additional tariffs; tariffs can be refunded for the eligible products that have already been taxed. The tariff increase will be effective from May 10, at am EST , with goods leaving from China to the US before midnight still taxed at the previous 10 percent rate. See full notice here. The tariffs would apply to the products included on List 3 , which have been subject to 10 percent tariffs since September 24, The tariffs on List 3 were initially scheduled to increase to 25 percent on January 1, , until the US and China agreed to delay the increase until March 1, and then later agreed to delay them indefinitely.
Day April 10, — US and China agree to establish trade deal enforcement offices. According to media reports , other issues relating to enforcement have yet to be agreed upon, such as whether the US will have the right to unilaterally re-implement tariffs if China is deemed to have reneged on its commitments.
US and Chinese negotiators continue trade talks in Washington from Wednesday, April 3 to Friday, April 5, a week after holding negotiations in Beijing. US and Chinese negotiators agree to continue talks the following week. China announces that it will ban all variants of the synthetic opioid fentanyl, effective May 1, , in what is considered a concession to the US amid trade talks.
China previously banned some strains of fentanyl, but only banned other strains on a case-by-case basis rather than as a class of drug. Day March 31, — China extends the suspension of additional tariffs on US autos and auto parts.
China extends the suspension of additional tariffs on US autos and auto parts, which were set to go back into force on April 1, China previously placed retaliatory tariffs of 25 percent on such products in reaction to US tariffs, but suspended them in December , effective January 1 to April 1, The announcement did not state when the suspension would expire. US and Chinese negotiators resume trade talks in Beijing on Thursday, March 28 and Friday, March 29 after not meeting face-to-face for nearly one month.
The day after, on Friday, February 22, Trump meets with Liu He in front of the media, expressing optimism about a trade deal. On Sunday, February 24, Trump announces that he will extend the March 1 trade deal truce deadline, citing progress in trade talks. The US and China hold trade talks in Beijing. On Friday, February 15, Xi meets with the top negotiators from the US , in what is widely interpreted as a goodwill gesture. At the end of negotiations, the US and China continue to have differences , but agree to keep talking in Washington the following week.
Day February 7, — Trump says he will not meet with Xi before trade deal deadline. Trump says that he will not meet with Xi in-person before the tariff ceasefire expires on March 1, Previously, on January 31, Trump said that he would meet with Xi in-person in February. During the negotiations, China offers to buy five million tons of US soybeans.
Trump announces that he will meet with Xi in-person in February. The US White House reportedly cancel a trade planning meeting with two Chinese vice ministers ahead of trade talks to be held in Washington D. However, any cut in the banking tax surcharge would not be substantively enacted until the Finance Bill has been passed in final form by the House of Commons, so in the interim banks could find themselves having to reflect the CT rate increase but not the surcharge cut.
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