China-EU EV Trade Dispute Resolved, Boosting Market Confidence
China and EU resolve anti-subsidy case on electric vehicles, enhancing trade cooperation and stabilizing global automotive supply chains.
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China and EU resolve anti-subsidy case on electric vehicles, enhancing trade cooperation and stabilizing global automotive supply chains.
China and the EU finalize groundbreaking guidelines for EV export pricing, ensuring WTO compliance and stabilizing bilateral trade relations in 2026.
China announces provisional tariffs up to 42.7% on EU dairy imports starting December 23, citing anti-subsidy probe findings that revealed market distortions.
China announces 4.9%-19.8% anti-dumping duties on EU pork imports effective December 17, 2025, following a 2024 investigation into market practices.
China imposes 5-year anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports after investigation finds dumping practices, accepting price undertakings from EU firms.
China and EU officials hold strategic talks on economic cooperation at WTO meeting, agreeing to advance key bilateral trade agendas.
The EU Chamber of Commerce in China expresses confidence in China’s trade growth in 2025, despite rising global tensions and the onset of the ‘Trump 2.0 era’, highlighting opportunities for mutual benefits.
China’s Ministry of Commerce has extended its anti-dumping investigation into EU-originating brandy until April 5, 2025, citing case complexity and ongoing concerns over domestic industry impacts.
China’s Ministry of Commerce asserts that its anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports comply with WTO rules, responding to the EU’s consultation request through the WTO dispute settlement mechanism.
China has decided to file a complaint with the WTO over the EU’s anti-subsidy measures targeting Chinese EVs, aiming to protect its EV industry and promote global cooperation in green transformation.
China has expressed disapproval of the European Commission’s decision to impose extra tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, calling it irrational and protectionist.
China has invited a European technical team for face-to-face consultations on the EU’s tariffs on imported Chinese electric vehicles, aiming to address ongoing trade differences.
Wang Yi urges France to adopt a positive attitude toward China-EU economic relations, emphasizing mutual cooperation and dialogue to avoid trade frictions.
China asserts its anti-dumping measures on EU brandy imports are WTO-compliant, following the EU’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, highlighting escalating trade tensions.
The EU’s decision to impose tariffs on electric vehicle imports from the Chinese mainland has strained trade relations, raising concerns about a potential trade war affecting both economies and industries.
Tensions rise between China and the EU as the EU moves to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports, sparking concerns over a potential trade war between the two economic giants.
China’s Commerce Ministry has initiated an anti-subsidy investigation into certain dairy products imported from the EU, including fresh cheese and curd, in response to concerns raised by domestic dairy associations.
China’s rapidly advancing EV industry is driving the global green transformation, offering opportunities for collaboration and mutual growth in the face of new European tariffs.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang criticized “green protectionism” at the World Economic Forum in Dalian, urging nations to avoid protectionist measures under the guise of environmental protection.
CCPIT Chairman Ren Hongbin criticizes the EU’s additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, stating they violate WTO rules and harm both Chinese exporters and the EU economy.