Netherlands' New Export Restrictions on DUV Lithography Machines: Lowered from 7nm to 14nm
I. Overseas Market News
The construction industry's AI goes global: Paitna Robotics has secured nearly 100 million yuan in two rounds of financing. From Singapore's National Day celebrations to construction sites in Europe and the United States, the comprehensive efficiency of robotic construction is about 4-6 times higher than that of traditional manual labor.
Paitna officially entered the global market in mid-2025, covering regions including Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Currently, the actual tile-laying construction area completed by its tile-laying robots has approached 100,000 square meters, with deliveries launched in multiple overseas markets.
Adopting visual AI technology, Paitna enters the market through the highly in-demand tile-laying scenario, boasting both technical depth and implementation capabilities. (36Kr Global)
II. Global Trade Regulations
Positive news for Africa: the Republic of the Congo is the first African country to sign an Early Harvest Arrangement with China. China will implement zero tariffs on 100% of tariff lines for Congo, while Congo will further open its market to China. (International Business Daily, Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China)
Netherlands' new rules on lithography machine exports: the export restriction on DUV lithography equipment has been lowered from 7nm to 14nm. Mid-range models such as ASML's 1970i and 1980i are included in license management, with supporting technologies also under control. ( Zhejiang Council for the Promotion of International Trade)
On November 7, the General Administration of Customs announced the abolition of the "Announcement on Suspending the Import of U.S. Logs," which will take effect on November 10, 2025. Starting from November 10, the qualification of three U.S. enterprises including CHS Inc. to export soybeans to China will be restored. (General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China)
III. Foreign Trade News
Thailand cancels duty-free policy for low-priced goods: On November 6, the Director-General of Thailand's Customs Department announced that the duty-free policy for imported goods with a unit price of less than 1,500 Thai baht will be abolished next year. (Sina Finance)
EU agrees to phase out natural gas imports from Russia: Starting from January 1, 2026, the EU will ban internal parties from signing new natural gas import contracts with Russia, while existing contracts will retain a transition period. (Zhejiang Council for the Promotion of International Trade)
The Eurasian Economic Commission has decided to extend the validity period of anti-dumping duties on aluminum strips originating from China and Azerbaijan until June 29, 2026 (inclusive). The tax rate for Chinese involved products is 13.14%. (Official Website of the Eurasian Economic Union)
time：2025-11-10
authorFast Trade Cloud
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