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China calls on the European Union to avoid escalation and to make tangible progress in trade negotiations, amid rising disagreements over trade deficits, market access, export restrictions, and their impact on economic relations. Both parties are working towards establishing effective dialogue to ensure practical outcomes, amid statements emphasizing the importance of easing tensions and achieving balance in trade, especially as the European meeting discussing response tools to unfair trade practices approaches. The European Union faces a trade deficit with China totaling €359.9 billion in 2025, with a heavy reliance on Chinese raw materials (over 80%), which underscores the need for concrete results to regulate their trade relations.
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