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Per report from Reuters, a Ministry of Commerce TaskForce is collecting a list of items that can be exempt from tariffs and ask companies to submit their requests.
Kayketing's Financial Magazine reported on Friday that Beijing is being prepared, including eight semiconductor cases, but not memory chips.
A list of more than 130 categories of exemptions – including vaccines and chemicals to jet engines – was widely circulated in business and business groups on Friday.
Beijing says China does not negotiate with us about the trade war.
Gunry cranes stand near transport containers in the port of Yangshan outside Shanghai, China, April 15, 2025. (Reuters / Go Naqamura / Reuters)
While the possible exemption is unknown, Huatai securities analyzed the list in business groups, saying the company was in line with $ 45 billion in imports last year.
President Donald Trump expressed optimism about possible trade with China. (Photo by Brandon Bell / Getty Pictures / Giti Pictures)
Washington has said that the current status is economically unavailable and has previously provided tariff exemptions to some electronic goods. But Beijing has taken a tougher position and says he is willing to fight until the end unless the United States raise its tariffs.
Exemptions are a larger gesture than support, although with the permission to resume some trade, they also reduce the pain of the US economy and take a lot of pressure from the White House.
Photo File: Employees work with sewing machines in the production line of Midnight Charm Garmen in Ganinon Lianongang, Jiangsu Province, November 2524. (Reuters / Reuters)
The intensified trade war between the two global superpowers is in the midst of poor demand in China, where consumer costs and feelings have never been properly improved from the epidemic.
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The government is trying to push tariff exporters to the axis of local markets, but companies say profit is lower, demand is weaker and customers are more reliable.
Reuters was involved in this report.