China Suspends Additional U.S. Tariffs Post-Trade Talks

The State Council Tariff Commission of China announced the suspension of additional tariffs on U.S. imports from November 10, 2025, following recent trade consultations.

This decision signifies a step towards improved China-U.S. trade relations but shows no direct impact on cryptocurrency markets, as per latest government and market data.

China’s Strategic Tariff Suspension: Economic Implications

The State Council of China announced the suspension of additional tariffs on specific U.S. imports starting November 10, 2025, at 13:01, following China-U.S. economic and trade consultations. This decision, approved by the State Council, draws on China’s “Customs Law” and “Foreign Trade Law,” and aligns with international law principles.

Immediate implications include potential shifts in traditional commodity markets like agricultural goods, but no direct impacts are reported for cryptocurrencies or related asset flows. The suspension’s focus remains on hardware entities.

“In fact, both countries have their own advantages in natural resources, markets, capital and technology, exhibiting strong complementarity and broad scope for cooperation.” — Li Chenggang, Senior Trade Negotiator, China

Cryptocurrency Market Unfazed Amidst Trade Policy Changes

Did you know? Previous China-U.S. tariff suspensions led to stabilization in traditional markets, but historical crypto volatility remained relatively unaffected.

Ethereum (ETH) as of November 5, 2025, shows a market price of $3,305.26 with a market cap of $398.94 billion. The cryptocurrency experienced a 24-hour trading volume change of 26.43%, reporting notable 24-hour and 7-day price declines of -5.92% and -17.58% respectively, according to CoinMarketCap data.

Insights from the Coincu research team suggest that the suspension could result in greater bilateral collaborations in technology sectors, though the immediate crypto market effects are negligible. Historical precedent shows limited linkage between traditional tariff policy shifts and significant digital asset variations.