EU gives China an early-October test on a €360.6 billion trade gap

Brussels wants initial action on exports, market access and critical supplies after the EU’s China trade deficit rose 15% in 2025 and widened again in early 2026.

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Brussels wants initial action on exports, market access and critical supplies after the EU’s China trade deficit rose 15% in 2025 and widened again in early 2026.

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