Trade talks were launched in Brussels on July 1st, amid an annual trade deficit of €360 billion.
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Trade talks were launched in Brussels on July 1st, amid an annual trade deficit of €360 billion.
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The European Commission held a meeting in Brussels to discuss trade issues and adopt a harsher stance toward China's economic influence.Also in this story
- Trade talks in Brussels address growing trade imbalances and labor market pressures in China.
- Beijing granted clearance to a CSRC filing, contrasting its actions with an ongoing European Commission investigation.
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