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EU calls for stronger action against China's trade policy

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The latest in this situation

  1. France and Germany sent joint letters to the Commission demanding action against market distortions.
  2. EU leaders push for new market tools against China's trade practices.
  3. EU imposes quota on Chinese hybrid imports as trade tensions escalate.
  4. Macron and Merz push for new EU trade defence instrument despite recent deal easing trade war fears.
  5. Macron and Merz issued a joint warning letter against protectionism and trade deficits.

How it started

The European Council, chaired by Antonio Costa, addressed unsustainable trade deficits and China's dominance in critical minerals, prompting new EU legislation.

1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jun 19. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The European Council, chaired by Antonio Costa, addressed unsustainable trade deficits and China's dominance in critical minerals, prompting new EU legislation.

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  1. France and Germany are calling for new EU market tools to address mounting trade pressure and unsustainable deficits from China.Sub-event
  2. Council summits are held in Brussels where the European Council discussed the threat posed by China.Sub-event
  3. EU institutions address China's critical mineral dominance and trade deficit.1 source

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