O creștere „anormală” a importurilor din China provoacă noi îngrijorări în UE

The EU is facing significant concerns over a sharp increase in imports from China, particularly in machinery, textiles, and chemicals. Denis Redonnet from the European Commission highlighted that nearly a quarter of EU imports are growing at an alarming rate, primarily due to Chinese goods. The EU's trade deficit with China reached 360 billion euros in 2025, with imports from China totaling 571 billion euros. The Commission is intensifying discussions with Beijing to manage these trade imbalances and has initiated numerous investigations into trade defense measures, reflecting rising industry demands for protection.