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China Intensifies Anti-Dumping Probe on U.S. Chipmakers

10/23/2025

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China's Ministry of Commerce, via the Trade Remedy and Investigation Bureau, intensified an anti-dumping investigation into U.S. semiconductor firms by issuing questionnaires seeking detailed information on sales, costs, and customer relationships, with responses due in 37 days.
The inquiries target companies such as Texas Instruments Incorporated and Analog Devices, Inc.
Analysts say the move precedes U.S.-China talks and could raise supply-chain risks for U.S. chipmakers in China, their export market.

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China's Ministry of Commerce, via the Trade Remedy and Investigation Bureau, intensified an anti-dumping investigation into U.S. semiconductor firms by issuing questionnaires seeking detailed information on sales, costs, and customer relationships, with responses due in 37 days.
The inquiries target companies such as Texas Instruments Incorporated and Analog Devices, Inc.
Analysts say the move precedes U.S.-China talks and could raise supply-chain risks for U.S. chipmakers in China, their export market.