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Qatar National Bank said the European Union is reshaping its trade partnerships to diversify markets, open up new sources of demand and secure critical raw materials, amid declining confidence in key partners and weak European growth and manufacturing. Agreements with Mercosur, Mexico, Indonesia, India and Australia have raised the share of the EU’s external trade covered by free trade agreements to 53.3%, up from 46.3% at the end of 2025. The agreement with India aims to double EU goods exports to the country by 2032, while the Mercosur agreement is expected to increase the EU’s annual exports by 39% by 2040. The report noted that the agreements expand export opportunities and diversify supply sources, but will not end Europe’s dependence on China, which accounts for 90% of global rare-earth refining. Instead, they will reduce the risks of supply disruptions and excessive concentration.
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