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- China will implement lower provisional import tariffs on 935 items from January 1, 2026, to boost domestic purchasing power and expand opportunities for global businesses.
- Reductions include tariffs on advanced manufacturing components and medical products, supporting China's green transition and public health.
- Experts say the changes will stabilize market expectations and encourage investment.
- The Central Economic Work Conference highlighted opening-up and noted tariffs for innovative technologies will raise total to 8,972 in 2026.
