商务部：公布就美国对华集成电路领域相关措施发起反歧视立案调查

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Commerce of China has initiated an anti-discrimination investigation against the United States regarding measures taken in the integrated circuit sector, citing potential discriminatory practices under Chinese trade law [1][2]. Investigation Details - The investigation targets U.S. measures related to integrated circuits, including tariffs imposed since 2018 and restrictions on exports of semiconductor products and manufacturing equipment to China [1][2]. - Specific measures under scrutiny include rules limiting U.S. participation in Chinese semiconductor projects and restrictions on advanced computing integrated circuits from China [2]. - The investigation will utilize various methods such as written questionnaires, hearings, and on-site investigations to gather evidence [3]. Investigation Timeline - The investigation commenced on September 13, 2025, with a typical duration of three months, extendable under special circumstances [5]. Public Participation - Stakeholders can access public information regarding the investigation through the Ministry of Commerce's website and are encouraged to submit written comments within 30 days of the announcement [6][7]. - Requests for hearings can be submitted within 20 days of the announcement [8]. Government Consultation - The U.S. government has the option to request intergovernmental consultations with China within 30 days to address the impacts of the investigated measures [9].