📊Executive Summary

The U.S. government plans to impose new tariffs on semiconductors imported from China starting June 23, 2027, as part of ongoing trade tensions. Initially set at 0%, the tariff will increase after 18 months, layered on top of the existing 50% duty from previous investigations. This move is aimed at countering China's dominance in the semiconductor sector, which U.S. officials claim restricts U.S. commerce and creates supply chain vulnerabilities in critical industries such as defense and automotive. The tariffs reflect a broader strategy to reshape global semiconductor supply chains and reduce reliance on foreign manufacturing....