China has postponed the 24 percent additional tariff on US products for another two months.

China has extended its suspension of an additional 24% tariff on U.S. goods for another two months, while the 10% supplementary tariff remains in effect. Beijing also postponed special port fees on U.S.-linked vessels until January 10, 2027. The move keeps a key portion of retaliatory duties on hold, easing cost pressure on importers and signaling continued tariff management between the two economies. The 10% levy staying in place means some added cost remains embedded in bilateral trade. Markets will watch whether the two-month window leads to a further extension or a resumption of the 24% rate.