At the Aspen Security Forum and in an accompanying Bloomberg interview this week, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer reiterated that the new managed trade framework with China will focus on purchase commitments and tariffs.
USCBC interviews James Rowland, president and founder of Clear Arrow, who brings over 20 years of experience in international government affairs at Ford, on the US decision not to renew the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. He explains that the outcome, which does not trigger an exit clause but rather an annual review process, is an opportunity for Washington to address what it views as shortcomings of the agreement, bolster North American competitiveness, and set rules for Chinese participation in the US auto space.
At the Aspen Security Forum and in an accompanying Bloomberg interview this week, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer reiterated that the new managed trade framework with China will focus on purchase commitments and tariffs.
This tracker monitors trade and economic actions between the United States and China from January 2025 to present. It documents tariffs, export controls, investigations, entity list additions, and other trade-related measures announced by both governments, providing announcement dates, effective dates, sources, and summaries of each action. The tracker is regularly updated to help members stay informed about the evolving US-China trade relationship.
The Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) will soon formally review extending the first batch of Section 301 tariffs covering $34 billion worth of imports from China from Trump’s first term, including medical devices, robotics, and aerospace products.
The National People’s Congress Standing Committee has approved revisions to the Trademark Law, effective January 1, 2027. Compared to previous amendments, which adjusted the law at the margins, this revision is a more heavy-handed overhaul of measures handling bad faith trademark filings and regulating branding activities. The new version builds on the draft released for public comments in February and includes several positive changes recommended by USCBC.
At this year’s Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai, China’s top financial regulators announced the Shanghai International Financial Center Offshore Finance Action Plan, which aims to make the RMB more usable for offshore trading, settlement, financing, and risk management.
This tracker monitors direct diplomatic interactions between the United States and China, documenting high-level meetings, phone calls, and official visits between American and Chinese government officials, starting with the second Trump administration.
The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2027 is coming into focus after the House and Senate armed services committees advanced their versions of the bill earlier this month.
The export controls and sanctions tracker lists all active Commerce, Treasury, and State Department export controls aimed at China—including Hong Kong. This tracker is updated regularly and an archived tab will be added in the future as entities and individuals are removed from US government blacklists.
USCBC interviews Yi Fuxian, senior scientist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, on the factors behind China’s demographic decline, the impacts on its economy, and emerging commercial opportunities.
