USTR Moves to Launch China Trade Board, Seeking Public Comment Shortly

7 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 27

Jamieson Greer said the USTR will soon publish a Federal Register notice inviting public comment on a proposed US-side Board of Trade with China.
The notice is the first formal step toward creating a new mechanism to manage US-China economic relations, with Greer saying he personally reviewed and edited the draft.
The move adds structure to a broader USTR push unveiled earlier Tuesday, when Greer also floated reimposing 10% Section 122 tariffs before they expire in July 2026.
That wider effort points to a dual-track China strategy: building a standing trade forum while pursuing fresh tariff authority through an ongoing investigation.

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