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Treasury Moves on COINS Act, Commerce Imposes Duties on Chinese Trailers
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Treasury Moves on COINS Act, Commerce Imposes Duties on Chinese Trailers

The Treasury Department last Thursday proposed a rule to significantly expand the outbound investment security program, prohibiting investment in Chinese and other covered foreign entities that develop biotechnology or “super intelligence” systems, among other technologies. The rule would implement the Comprehensive Outbound Investment National Security (COINS) Act passed by Congress in 2025 to restrict investments in key foreign technologies.

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US Exports to China 2026

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American exports to China plummeted in 2025. The plunge was the result of unprecedented tariffs in place for most of the year. China’s retaliatory tariffs impacted all product categories — especially agriculture and fossil fuels. Few regions and industries were spared from economic pain.

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