Estados Unidos concedió este miércoles una prórroga de un año a las exclusiones arancelarias para algunas importaciones industriales y médicas chinas, incluidos equipos para fabricar productos de energía solar, como parte de una tregua comercial entre Estados Unidos y China acordada a principios de este mes.Estados Unidos concedió este miércoles una prórroga de un año a las exclusiones arancelarias para algunas importaciones industriales y médicas chinas, incluidos equipos para fabricar productos de energía solar, como parte de una tregua comercial entre Estados Unidos y China acordada a principios de este mes.
EU amplía exclusiones arancelarias sobre algunos productos industriales chinos
Estados Unidos concedió este miércoles una prórroga de un año a las exclusiones arancelarias para algunas importaciones industriales y médicas chinas, incluidos equipos para fabricar productos de energía solar, como parte de una tregua comercial entre Estados Unidos y China acordada a principios de este mes.
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Las exclusiones, que se habían prorrogado de forma incremental durante más de un año, expiraban el 29 de noviembre.
"La prórroga de las exenciones sigue al histórico acuerdo comercial y económico alcanzado entre el presidente Trump y el presidente de China, Xi Jinping, anunciado por la Casa Blanca el 1 de noviembre de 2025", dijo la Oficina del Representante Comercial de Estados Unidos en un comunicado.
Las medidas abarcan 14 categorías de productos relacionados con equipos para la fabricación de productos solares y 164 para una amplia gama de productos industriales y médicos, incluidos motores eléctricos, equipos de monitoreo de la presión arterial, componentes de bombas, compresores de aire para automóviles y placas de circuitos impresos.
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