Europe's auto sector pushes for protectionist policies tuned to today's economic climateExecutive summary: European automotive industry calls for protectionist measures better aligned with current economic realities. It signals potential shifts in EU trade policy and could affect global auto supply chains and market access. European car manufacturers, EU trade officials, and major trading partners such as the United States and China. The EU may seek reciprocal concessions and face negotiations with Washington and Beijing, while domestic political pressure builds for protective measures.The European automotive industry is calling for protectionist measures that are better aligned with current economic realities. It argues that tariffs and trade restrictions should be pragmatic and reciprocal, especially toward the United States and China. This appeal reflects growing pressure on EU trade policy to safeguard domestic production and jobs.Connected developmentsGlobal public debt surge tests marketsHe Tingbo proposes chip manufacturing breakthroughOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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