Bloomberg podcast featuring Minmin Low, Thomas Taw & Steve Sosnick discusses China-EU talks on EV tariffs, impact on German auto industry, Japanese equity rally, Japan's currency chief's warning, US equities performance, market insights on trading volume & options expiration
EU and China discuss EV tariffs to address subsidy issues and potential Chinese investments in Europe.
China's overcapacity threatens European markets, impacting Germany's auto industry, necessitating strategies for Chinese investments in Europe.
Deep dives
China-EU Talks on Electric Vehicle Tariffs
China and the European Union have initiated talks to address tariffs on electric vehicles. Discussions aim to rectify what the EU terms injurious subsidisation. The potential outcome may involve Chinese companies investing in Europe and paying European wages to reduce cost advantages.
Implications of China-Germany Relations on Automobile Industry
China's overcapacity in various industries, including automobiles, poses a threat to the overseas markets like Europe. Germany's automobile industry, heavily reliant on China, faces challenges from Chinese domestic market growth. Strategies to mitigate this impact may include Chinese investments in Europe.
Future of China-EU Trade Relations and Tariffs
With provisional tariffs set to take effect on July 4th for electric vehicles, negotiations between China and the EU seek to find a long-term resolution by November. China strategically targets key EU members like France, Germany, Italy, and Spain to influence tariff decisions. Uncertainty looms over potential trade tensions and the need for compromise amid political shifts in Europe.