China and EU agree to cut hybrid car exports by half
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China agreed to cut over half of its electric vehicle exports to the EU
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The EU and China have signed an interim trade deal that could reduce Chinese electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle imports to the EU by up to 50%.
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China and EU reached a deal to halve Chinese hybrid car exports to the EU.
- Bullish
Automotive stocks rose as the EU-China agreement reduced the number of hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles exported from China to Europe by half.
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China is negotiating a reduction in the volume of hybrid cars being shipped to Europe.
- Bearish
China and the European Union announced an agreement on hybrid car trade that could lead to a significant reduction in exports to the bloc.
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The EU-China trade relations have reached a breakthrough with a new agreement limiting Chinese exports of hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles to the European Union.
- Bearish
China agrees to halve hybrid car exports to the EU over four years
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China and the European Union reached an agreement that could reduce Chinese hybrid and plug-in hybrid car exports to the bloc by more than half.
- Bearish
The EU and China have reached an agreement on restrictions for the import of hybrid vehicles.
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