Deutschland - Wirtschaftsnachrichten, Analyen, Prognosen

Im Osten sieht man das anders:

Einerseits leidet Europa unter mangelndem Produktivitaetszuwachs, und andererseits verzettelt man sich mit den geopolitischen Machtspielen und verursacht wirtschaftlichen Schaden fuer sich selbst.

Dass sich gestiegene Energiepreise in Deutschland negativ auf etliche Exporte auswirken kann man schlecht China anlasten. Die Exportkontrollen auch nicht

By blaming China for its trade deficit, EU is barking up the wrong tree

-Instead of complaining about the lack of access to China’s market, Brussels should raise its own productivity
-It should also rethink the many ways it is stoking bilateral tension while reducing trade, including through a tough export control regime, suspension of a bilateral investment deal, and probes into Chinese industries
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Dass der Exportast nach China schon zu Zeiten Trumps angesaegt wurde wird bei den ganzen Diskussionen gerne unterschlagen...

China blames trade surplus with EU on bloc’s trade restrictions

China said Tuesday that it has recorded a trade surplus with the European Union due to the bloc’s restrictions on exports of high-tech products to the country in recent years.

The remarks by a Foreign Ministry spokesperson came after a reporter asked whether Brussels would press Beijing to reduce barriers to European exports at a high-level meeting in September.

"China has never deliberately sought a trade surplus with the EU," said the spokesperson.

The spokesperson said that for years, the majority of EU companies in China have benefited hugely from China-EU trade, which is the fundamental reason why they have chosen to operate and expand business in China.

"If the EU truly wants to address this issue, it needs to lift export controls against China, rather than putting the blame on China,” the spokesperson added.

In 2022, China was the EU's second-largest trading partner after the US.

According to Eurostat data, the trade volume last year between the EU and China reached €856.3 billion ($938 billion), accounting for about 15.3% of the EU's total trade for that year.

The EU’s imports from China totaled €626.3 billion in 2022, while the bloc’s exports to China totaled €230.3 billion, Eurostat said.

The EU is currently experiencing a trade deficit with China.

The US-China trade war, which began five years ago, dragged in other allies including the EU, causing huge trade imbalances.

In 2018-19, then-US President Donald Trump set tariffs and other trade barriers on China. Beijing responded with retaliatory measures.
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https://www.aa.com.tr/en/asia-pacific/ch...ns/2964036