🇨🇳China will extend its suspension of 24% U.S. tariffs for two months from November 10, maintaining 10% tariffs.

FinancialJuice reports a statement extending the suspension of the 24% tariff component for two months beginning November 10. The report explicitly says the 10% tariff component remains in place, so the announcement is not a complete removal of tariffs.

Separate messages report that China will extend the suspension of export controls targeting U.S. companies. China’s transport ministry also announced continued suspension of special port fees on U.S. vessels and its shipping and shipbuilding supply-chain security investigation until January 10, 2027.

On the U.S. side, FinancialJuice reports that the U.S. Trade Representative will suspend action concerning China’s shipping and shipbuilding sectors until January 10, 2027, and extend all 178 current exclusions associated with the technology-transfer, intellectual-property and innovation measures. These are separately reported policy actions; the supplied messages do not specify which computing products or companies qualify.