EU and China Agree to Halve Hybrid Vehicle Exports
The European Union and China agreed to halve Chinese exports of hybrid vehicles to the EU. The deal also aims to improve European access to Chinese markets and ease rare earth export licensing.
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The European Union and China agreed to halve hybrid vehicle exports to the EU on Friday afternoon, alongside improved market access. The preliminary agreement aims to address trade imbalances amounting to over €1 billion ($1.12 billion) daily. Investors face altered supply chains as Beijing eases licensing requirements for rare earth exports.
