
EU’s 45% Tariff on Chinese EVs: Strategic Misstep Impacting Global Goals
Bloomberg criticizes the EU’s 45% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, warning they may hinder Europe’s decarbonization efforts and spark a detrimental trade conflict.
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Bloomberg criticizes the EU’s 45% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, warning they may hinder Europe’s decarbonization efforts and spark a detrimental trade conflict.
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