China could do 'a lot' to reduce EU perception of risk - EU trade chief

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : The EU said it was open for competition, including in the electric vehicle sector, but that competition had to be fair.
52% : Just as Europe is pivoting away from Russian oil, gas and coal, the EU is assessing its dependence on China for some raw materials and components, as well as the factors driving the competitiveness of some Chinese products in the European market.
50% : The European Commission recently declared that it would investigate whether to impose tariffs to shield European producers from a "flood" of cheaper Chinese electric vehicle imports it says benefit from state subsidies.
48% : The EU has long complained about a lack of level playing field in China and the politicisation of the business environment.
46% : He is also expected to reiterate EU displeasure over trade imbalances.

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