The United States has concluded its previous administration's investigation into Chinese chip trade and will not impose additional tariffs on Chinese chips for the next 18 months.

[The US Ends Previous Administration's Investigation into Chinese Chip Trade, Will Not Impose Additional Tariffs on Chinese Chips for at Least 18 Months] According to Mars Finance, the US government announced on the 23rd that it would impose tariffs on Chinese chips in 2027, ending the trade investigation launched by the previous Biden administration. US media analysis suggests that although the US government claims China's practices in the chip industry "harm US interests," the final decision is to refrain from imposing additional tariffs on Chinese chips for at least 18 months. Bloomberg reports that the postponement of new tariffs is the latest signal that the US government is seeking to solidify the US-China "truce" agreement and stabilize US-China relations.