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It has recently come to light that China has discreetly removed its 125% tariffs on specific US-produced semiconductors and pharmaceutical products. This move, although not publicly announced, has been verified by import authorities in Shenzhen and other reliable sources. It is widely seen as a deliberate effort to ease the burden on China’s technology and healthcare industries. Reports indicate that at least eight types of integrated circuits—excluding memory chips—are now subject to zero tariffs.

There is increasing speculation that similar tariff reductions could soon apply to medical devices and chemical imports.

Should additional actions follow, they may provide further insight into earlier Donald $TRUMP mp comments that suggested Chinese tariffs would “come down substantially,” possibly signalling a significant shift in trade policy or a broader reorientation of economic priorities in light of domestic and international pressures.