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U.S. and China Extend Tariff Truce to November as EU-U.S. Accord Faces Uncertainty

Preserving existing surtaxes through 10 November, the truce spotlights U.S. demands for Chinese soy purchases, underscoring unresolved carve-out details in the EU-U.S. agreement.

Photomontage créé le 5 juin 2025 montrant les présidents chinois Xi Jinping et américain Donald Trump
Des conteneurs dans le port de Qingdao, dans la province du Shandong, dans l'est de la Chine le 11 août 2025
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En avril 2025, l’UE, premier marché mondial, avait préparé un premier paquet de riposte visant 21 milliards de dollars de biens américains.

Overview

  • President Donald Trump signed a decree extending the 90-day tariff truce with China until 10 November 2025, keeping U.S. surtaxes on Chinese goods at about 30% and Chinese tariffs on U.S. goods at 10%.
  • China confirmed via Xinhua that it will maintain its 10% tariff rate and suspend planned increases during the same period.
  • Trump used his Truth Social account to call on China to quadruple its purchases of U.S. soy, framing agricultural imports as a key bargaining chip in ongoing talks.
  • Recent negotiation rounds in London and Stockholm continue as both sides seek to convert the temporary pause into a more durable agreement.
  • Brussels suspended retaliatory duties under the Turnberry provisional deal, but political disputes and unspecified legal carve-out details leave the EU-U.S. pact vulnerable to renewed escalation.