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ECONOMY • EUROPEAN UNION AND CHINA

EU-China trade truce faces renewed strain

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Weeks after agreeing to a deal intended to avert a trade war, the EU and China remain divided over their trade relationship, according to the South China Morning Post. Their recent exchanges suggest both sides are still preparing for possible trade conflict.

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A renewed EU-China trade dispute could affect U.S. businesses and supply chains connected to either market, though the article identifies no specific U.S. measures or immediate effects.