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$60 billion, up to 25% tariffs, involving U.S. imports of semiconductor products
Release time:
Aug 02,2022
In the near future, the United States may impose 25% tariffs on $16 billion in imports from China. On August 2, the US announced that it would raise the tax rate on US$200 billion of Chinese products exported to the US from 10% to 25%.
On August 3, the Office of the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council issued an announcement stating that China was forced to take countermeasures in response to the unilateral escalation of trade frictions by the United States. With the approval of the State Council, the Customs Tariff Commission of the State Council has decided to impose additional tariffs ranging from 25%, 20%, 10% and 5% on about US$60 billion of goods originating in the United States under 5,207 tax items.
Which semiconductor products are involved
In the list, it involves including the proposed chip tantalum capacitors, chip aluminum electrolytic capacitors, other aluminum electrolytic capacitors, single-layer ceramic capacitors, chip multilayer ceramic capacitors, and other paper or plastic dielectrics originating in the United States. Capacitors, other fixed capacitors, other variable or adjustable (trimming) capacitors, synthetic or film type fixed carbon resistors, rated power ≤ 20W chip type fixed resistors, rated power > 20W potentiometers, various resistor parts, Flash memory without recorded information, light-emitting diode LED, light-emitting diode display screen, circuit protection device with voltage ≤1000V, relay with voltage >60V, transistor, semiconductor and thyristor and other switching elements with dissipation power <1W, >4 A 25% tariff is imposed on printed circuits with layers and ≤ four layers. International e-commerce interception selected 25% tariffs on the United States and Canada related to semiconductor product pages: see the figure below for details

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