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China Launches Probes Targeting US Semiconductors Ahead of Madrid Trade Talks
China's Ministry of Commerce launched probes into US chip imports citing a 37% import volume rise and 52% price drop from 2022 to 2024, alleging harm to domestic industry.
- China announced an anti-dumping probe into imported American analog integrated circuit chips and an anti-discrimination investigation over Washington's handling of Chinese semiconductors.
- The Chinese investigations come ahead of trade talks between Chinese and US delegations in Madrid, Spain.
- The anti-dumping probe will target US commodity interface IC chips and gate drive IC chips, reviewing the harm done to Chinese industry between 2022 and 2024.
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Beijing. China’s Ministry of Trade opened two investigations yesterday into US trade policy on chips a day before a new round of trade talks between Washington and Beijing in Spain.
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