Between 11 Jan 2027 and 30 Sep 2029, does a US proclamation or Federal Register notice raise the additional tariff on all or substantially all Chinese-origin goods above the rate in force on 10 Jan 2027?
From C-005Sealed 10 Oct 2026Resolves by 30 Sep 2029Open
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1
US tariffs, 2027 to Sep 2029: US raises tariff generally
40% · unlikely · confidence not registered
F-0234 · Open
It does not happen
60%
The situation when it was sealed (10 Oct 2026). The truce runs to 10 January 2027; the brief also prices a general US tariff rise after it, to September 2029.
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Row
Sealed
Estimate
Status
1
F-0234
10 Oct 2026
40%
Open
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Trade, tariffs and sanctions
The brief names it the likeliest of its severe risks, at 40%.
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F-0234
“Happened if, between 11 Jan 2027 and 30 Sep 2029, a US proclamation or Federal Register notice takes effect that raises the additional tariff on all or substantially all Chinese-origin goods above the rate in force on 10 Jan 2027.”
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F-0234 sealed 10 Oct 2026SHA-256 d4e0a118af8e174945935adb819668cb5a889f58a46a8bed2e23d6f93b01dfed
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