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MOFCOM Announcement No. 24 (2026): Measures for Industrial and Supply Chain Security Investigations

China’s Ministry of Commerce has published the ‘Measures for Industrial and Supply Chain Security Investigations,’ establishing a formal framework for conducting security reviews of industrial and supply chains. The regulations likely define procedures, scope, and enforcement mechanisms for supply chain security assessments. This represents a new regulatory tool that could affect market access and trade […]

#Export Controls #Market Access

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15th Round of Korea-China FTA Services & Investment Follow-up Negotiations Held

The 15th round of Korea-China FTA follow-up negotiations on services, investment, and finance is being held in Beijing from June 22-26, 2026. Delegations of about 30 officials are led by Korea’s Director General for Trade Negotiations and China’s Ministry of Commerce counterpart. Negotiations began in March 2018 following the FTA’s 2015 entry into force, but […]

#Fta #Services

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WTO Members Review Temporary US Import Surcharges in BOP Committee

The WTO Committee on Balance of Payments Restrictions held consultations on 22 June 2026 reviewing a US 10% import surcharge imposed to address its balance-of-payments deficit. The US presented a statement and responded to member questions, with IMF input on the US BOP situation also considered. The US indicated the temporary measure is expected to […]

#Remedies #Tariffs

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Action Plan for Stabilizing and Upgrading Foreign Investment Utilization issued by MOFCOM, NDRC, and MOF

China’s Ministry of Commerce, National Development and Reform Commission, and Ministry of Finance jointly issued an action plan to stabilize and improve foreign investment. The plan likely includes specific measures on market access, investment facilitation, and sector-specific policies for foreign enterprises. This is a formal policy document with named measures affecting foreign capital entry conditions.

#Fta #Market Access #Services

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Ambassador Greer to Travel to India and Uzbekistan

USTR Ambassador Greer will travel to New Delhi to meet Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal to discuss the U.S.-India Joint Statement and Interim Agreement as part of broader bilateral trade agreement negotiations. He will also travel to Uzbekistan, likely for related trade discussions. The visit reflects active FTA negotiation progress between the two countries.

#Fta #Market Access

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