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So, Chink EVs are getting their due attention in EU.
Every Made in CCPLand items will be taxed. EU has woken up along with rest of the world. EU will put pressure on CCP in the name of Uighurs and Tibetans.
Chinks stated to act as a mad dog after getting few dollars in their pocket and started to think that they are He-man the master of the universe and suddenly the reality bites them.

Going forward, Chinks will be breaking walnuts with their Hawa Hawai Mate 60.
 

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So, Chink EVs are getting their due attention in EU.
Every Made in CCPLand items will be taxed. EU has woken up along with rest of the world. EU will put pressure on CCP in the name of Uighurs and Tibetans.
Chinks stated to act as a mad dog after getting few dollars in their pocket and started to think that they are He-man the master of the universe and suddenly the reality bites them.

Going forward, Chinks will be breaking walnuts with their Hawa Hawai Mate 60.
This will always happen. Western Europe and Scandinavia is a woke place. Selling Chinese branded products in a woke place is like selling “why to speak truth” books to the Chinese. There are no takers.
 

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China is working on an EUV "plant" not just an EUV machine as one of its national semicon projects! This will spit out sub-5nm chips in a massive wave :D

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Minimum wage is only one side of the equation. Are there jobs that would even pay minimum wages?

for example, Chinese slave labor minimum wages is pretty much zero. Yet the youth unemployment there is like 40%. US minimum wages are $1550 yet the youth unemployment is less than 10%. Shows that job creation is more important. Mexico is doing the right thing by creating jobs in your country.
the chinese think every one will let them do what they want, well they are dictartorship.

(Bloomberg) — China lashed out at the European Union’s investigation into electric vehicle subsidies, saying the move will harm relations, while chiding foreign automakers for failing to keep up with technological innovations.

The chorus of criticism was joined by China’s top auto industry body and a leading Communist Party newspaper, signaling a new front may be set to open in global trade wars.


European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday said the global market is overrun with cheap Chinese cars with prices kept “artificially low by huge state subsidies.” The probe, which could take up to nine months, may lead to tariffs close to the 27.5% level already imposed by the US on Chinese EVs, according to a person familiar with the matter.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen attends a news conference following her meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, at the Delegation of the European Union in Beijing, China April 6, 2023. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Beijing in April. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang
“The EU’s proposed measures to protect its own industry in the name of ‘fair competition’ are protectionism,” the nation’s Ministry of Commerce said in a statement Thursday. “China’s EV sector has grown rapidly in recent years and its competitiveness keeps improving, which is the result of persistent efforts of tech innovation. It is a competitive advantage won through hard work and its own strength.”

If the EU imposes duties, it would curtail one of the major growth markets for Chinese EV makers. While their European sales pale in comparison to market leaders like Volkswagen AG, Tesla Inc. and Stellantis NV, they are growing quickly. Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. is the top Chinese presence with brands that include Polestar, Volvo Cars and Lotus, and the likes of BYD Co. and Nio Inc. are also pushing into the continent.

Shares of leading Chinese EV makers fell Thursday. BYD declined as much as 3.8% and SAIC Motor Corp., which owns MG, dropped as much as 3.4%. Xpeng Inc. shed as much as 2.2% and Nio fell 2.7%.





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While the near-term impact of the EU probe will likely be limited, it “may cast a shadow on the growth outlook of companies with aggressive expansion plans in the EU, like BYD,” Morgan Stanley analysts including Tim Hsiao said in a note to clients.

Nio, SAIC and Geely all declined to comment on the European probe.

The China Passenger Car Association, which represents automakers, said the nation’s booming EV exports aren’t because the industry received large subsidies, but because China’s supply chain is highly competitive. It is only now that Chinese companies pose a competitive threat that Western nations are starting to react.

The EU’s concerns are an “inevitable accompanying phenomenon after China’s new energy vehicles became stronger,” Cui Dongshu, secretary general of the PCA said in a statement. “Only when they become stronger will some people pay attention, and some people will feel uncomfortable.”


 

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BEIJING (Reuters) -A European Commission investigation into Chinese electric vehicles believed to have benefited from state subsidies will have a "negative" impact on economic and trade ties, China's commerce ministry warned on Thursday.

The investigation launched on Wednesday will determine if punitive tariffs are warranted to protect EU producers from what European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described as a "flood" of cheaper Chinese EV imports.

"China believes the investigative measures proposed by the European Union are in reality to protect its own industry in the name of 'fair competition'," the commerce ministry said in a statement.

"It is a naked protectionist act that will seriously disrupt and distort the global automotive industry and supply chain, including the EU, and will have a negative impact on China-EU economic and trade relations."


The probe, initiated by the European Commission and not from any industry complaint, will further irritate a tense relationship with China partly strained by trade and investment imbalances.

In 2022, China's exports to the EU rose 8.6% to $562 billion, according to Chinese customs data. But imports from the EU slumped 7.9% to $285 billion due to weaker Chinese demand and sharply widened the EU's trade deficit with China for the second year.

(Reporting by Ryan Woo; additional reporting by Ellen Zhang; Editing by Clarence Fernandez and Jamie Freed)

 

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1 sector down, many more to go but suffice to say this IS going to be the trend going into the future so much so that I wouldn't be exaggerating in the least if I were to predict that ~75% of our imports from China will report the same news by 2030.
 

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Wu Yanni is the hottest girl now, beauty and champion.

And Indian athlete also gained medal.



Check how hot she is:

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@SexyChineseLady do you like this style gal? I do ^_^
 
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I don’t why the Chinese think they will collapse. No one expects that at all as the CCP still has some resources to stabilize. What are collapsing are:
- giant superpower ego
- 10-dash line
- Xinnie the pooh
- peasants bank accounts
- foreign tourism
- 3 gorges dam
- cities that were built on export led model like in Fujian province
- threats to Taiwan.
- role in G20
- global south leadership
- respect in African Union
- BRI, OBOR
- semiconductor dominance
- supply chain dominance
- PLA morale
- Forbidden city due to floods
- flooding the world with junk made from Tibet or Uighur slave labor
- food security
- jet engine development as now all sensitive tech is banned for china
- several buildings in all major cities
- roads and bridges on highways to nowhere
- credit rating
- yuan
- wumao payscale
- Stock exchange indexes
- marriage and child birth
- CCP bots spamming In DFI, WION, FirstPost etc.
 

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