China's messy EV dispute with European Union keeps trade tensions in check

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New EU tariffs of up to 45.3% on Chinese EV imports came into effect last week after a year-long investigation that divided the bloc and prompted retaliation from Beijing.

European diplomats, veterans in complex multilateral negotiations that can take years to iron out, said it was clear Beijing wanted to avoid a trade war, but it only started talks with Brussels relatively late in the process.

As Washington steps up its curbs on Chinese products, Beijing is wary of broader damage to its trade ties with the EU, worth $783 billion last year.

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Markets: IndiaChinaFinlandFranceGermanyItalySlovakiaSpain

Topics: Electric Vehicles China Ev Europe

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Published On: 2024-11-05 @ 13:16:29 (2 weeks ago)

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