As another follow-up on China's implementation of the recent agreement with the United States, China suspended port fees on American-owned/operated vessels and lifted sanctions against five U.S. subsidiaries of the Korean shipbuilder Hanwha. Simultaneously, Beijing announced a major new regulatory move, placing 13 additional fentanyl precursor chemicals under stricter export controls when destined for the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. These actions finalize China’s commitments to de-escalate economic tensions with the U.S.

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