Cote de importuri din China, preconizate din UE. Țări membre fac presiuni pentru limitarea accesului mărfurilor din Asia

The European Union is assessing trade data to potentially impose import quotas on goods from China and other countries. This follows a recent agreement with Beijing to limit hybrid vehicle imports. Member states, particularly Germany, are pushing for quicker action to address the significant trade deficit with China, which is projected to reach 360 billion euros by 2025. The EU aims to protect local industries from low-cost Chinese goods and is preparing proposals to diversify suppliers and tackle overcapacity. Upcoming discussions will focus on improving market access in China and easing export procedures for critical minerals.