2024-07-03 15:03:56

EU Uncertainty on Chinese EV Tariffs Amid Escalating Trade Tensions

EU governments, notably Germany and France, are at odds over whether to implement additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, with Germany's car industry lobby urging to drop the tariffs to prevent hindering electromobility progress. The planned tariffs are meant to counter alleged unfair subsidies for Chinese car manufacturers.

Meanwhile, Canadian government considers blocking Chinese EVs to protect its market, and Chinese firms eye Morocco to benefit from US subsidies. The EU accession candidates are also concerned about potential tariffs on electricity exports to the EU.

Overall, the global trade landscape is fraught with escalating tariff duels, particularly centered around China, as data indicates a rise in anti-dumping investigations and retaliatory measures.

World - South China Morning Post
3. Juli 2024 um 03:45

Canada to consider blocking Chinese investment in new factories to keep EVs at bay

Politics
The Canadian government is considering options to deter Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) from accessing the Canadian market, including tariffs on imported vehicles and blocking Chinese investment in new Canadian factories. The government is concerned about the significant increase in exports of Chinese EVs to Canada and the global market, which they believe is enabled by unfair support through China's non-market policies and practices. Canada is seeking feedback from stakeholders on potent..
Yahoo Finance
3. Juli 2024 um 02:30

Chinese firms eye Morocco as way to cash in on US electric vehicle subsidies

Finance
Politics
Environment
Economy
Chinese manufacturers are investing in Morocco to take advantage of new subsidies in the United States aimed at boosting domestic electric vehicle production and reducing China's supply chain dominance. At least eight Chinese battery makers have announced new investments in Morocco since President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, which offers tax credits to car buyers. By moving operations to countries with free trade agreements with the US, Chinese companies are seeking to benefit..
Global Economy - South China Morning Post
3. Juli 2024 um 06:24

China’s trade landscape a battleground, as data shows tariff duels to escalate with WTO hamstrung

Politics
Economy
The recent escalation in global trade frictions centred around China has been quantified by official data, showing an increase in anti-dumping investigations and retaliatory measures. The World Trade Organization's diminished role in arbitration is expected to lead to even more tariffs. China has faced 64 anti-dumping investigations, with India initiating the most, and has also faced 13 anti-subsidy investigations.
heise online
3. Juli 2024 um 08:05

Additional tariffs on Chinese electric cars: VDA warns of "enormous damage" | heise autos

Politics
Economy
The Association of the German Automotive Industry (VDA) strongly warns against the planned increase in tariffs on the import of Chinese electric cars to the European market. The VDA fears a strong counter-reaction from the Chinese and warns of "enormous damage" for the German manufacturers. The German automotive industry does not expect Chinese electric cars to flood the European market.
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