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EU Says It’s Ready to Get Tough Against Chinese Trade Imbalances
Source: Bloomberg
Trade Policy & Supply ChainGeopolitics & WarRegulation & Legislation
EU officials have given China until next month to demonstrate a credible effort to rebalance its trade relationship with the bloc, warning that Brussels will deploy all available tools otherwise. The threat raises the risk of new EU trade restrictions or other retaliatory measures, potentially affecting China-exposed European and Chinese exporters.
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