Chinese imports and Europe trade tensions

Europe is studying the possibility of strengthening its trade measures against China due to the growing and persistent trade gap, which reached approximately one billion euros daily in 2025, amid rising German imports from China and declining exports. European economies are facing increasing pressure from Chinese threats, while EU leaders are discussing a plan that includes expanding anti-dumping tools, imposing restrictions on government-subsidized imports, and strengthening industrial policy to counter Chinese competition and reduce reliance on supply from Beijing.

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