European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered a speech warning of a "second China shock" due to trade imbalances, signaling a firmer stance ahead of upcoming trade talks. While the speech lacked specific new measures, its assertive tone was intended to convey a strong message to Beijing. This comes as the EU approaches an October deadline for achieving tangible results in rebalancing trade with China. AI
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