
US-China Truce Expected to Keep Port Fees on Hold Until January
The U.S.-China trade truce has been extended to 10 January 2027, with reciprocal port fees expected to remain suspended while formal implementation details are pending.

The U.S.-China trade truce has been extended to 10 January 2027, with reciprocal port fees expected to remain suspended while formal implementation details are pending.

COSCO has rejected allegations that its vessels carry concealed equipment capable of intercepting military communications near North America, Europe and Asia.

The Trump administration has announced a one-year suspension of port fees on China-linked vessels and will begin negotiations with China on shipbuilding and maritime logistics under the Section 301 framework.

U.S. carrier Matson has paid $6.4 million in Chinese port fees since October before the 12-month U.S.-China tariff pause.
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