The European Union is set to broaden restrictions on Chinese imports of chemicals, furniture and machinery to counter a “China Shock 2.0.” This action follows Beijing’s recent agreement in closed-door talks to limit exports of hybrid vehicles to the bloc. The European Commission plans to implement safeguard measures aimed at reducing the volume of these imports.
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