EU sees worrying rise in imports from China, official says
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Almost a quarter of imports into the European Union are growing at a "careful" rate, mainly due to goods from China, said the European Commission's chief responsible for the application of trade measures on Thursday, quoted by Reuters. Denis Redonat, Head of the EU Director General for Trade and Economic Security, told the European Parliament that ...
The European Union is transforming a team created to monitor the effects of the US-China trade war into a warning tool on the rise in Chinese imports. Brussels says it already detects potentially worrying trends in several product categories.
Almost a quarter of imports to the European Union are growing "at a worrying pace." The evolution is driven in particular by goods from China, EU trade policy chief negotiator Dennis Redonet announced on Thursday.
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