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The EU is preparing a new commercial instrument to restrict Chinese access to its single market, likely as a countermeasure against economic coercion. The tool's scope and trigger conditions remain unspecified, but it signals a hardening of EU-China trade relations and a shift toward defensive economic statecraft.
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The EU is developing a new anti-coercion trade instrument, confirmed by multiple sources, designed to allow the bloc to restrict market access in retaliation against economic coercion, particularly from China. While the existence of the tool is confirmed, its specific scope, trigger conditions, and implementation details remain unclear. This initiative reflects a hardening of EU-China trade relations and a shift towards more assertive economic statecraft.
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