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China Provisions in Compromise NDAA, H200 Chip Exports Approved, Soybean Deadline Changes
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China Provisions in Compromise NDAA, H200 Chip Exports Approved, Soybean Deadline Changes

The House passed a compromise version of the National Defense Authorization Act for 2026 on Wednesday, with the Senate set to consider the legislation early next week. The bill, which had been delayed by last-minute negotiations that covered China issues, is considered the only must-pass legislation for Congress before the end of the year. The White House on Monday confirmed that President Donald Trump will sign the bill if it reaches his desk.

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USCBC releases the results of its annual Member Survey, with frayed US-China relations, mutually destructive tariffs, and lost market share among the leading concerns.

Former US Ambassador to China, Russia, and Singapore Jon Huntsman has a fireside chat with USCBC President Sean Stein at USCBC’s Gala 2025. Read the full event summary.

USCBC hosts panel on best practices for engaging Washington on US-China trade issues at its 52nd Annual Membership Meeting.

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USCBC President Sean Stein gives opening remarks at the annual Forecast conference in Washington, DC.

Panelists share insights at the 2025 China Operations Conference in Beijing, China.

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US Exports to China 2025

US Exports to China 2025

This report explores the latest comprehensive data available on exports of both US goods (2024) and services (2023) to China as well as the American jobs they support.

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