Abstract As a "tough" figure in the Sino-European PV trade dispute, EU Trade Commissioner De Gucht's trip to Beijing has sent a positive signal. After attending the annual China-EU Economic and Trade Mixed Commission with the Chinese Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng, De Gucht told the media yesterday afternoon that...
As a "tough" figure in the Sino-European PV trade dispute, EU Trade Commissioner De Gucht's trip to Beijing has sent a positive signal. After attending the annual China-EU Economic and Trade Mixed Commission with Chinese Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng, De Gucht told the media yesterday afternoon that China and the EU have reached an agreement on the photovoltaic framework, and technical issues still need to be After a period of discussion, I am confident that it will be resolved in the next few weeks. Yesterday, the 27th China-EU Economic and Trade Mixed Commission was held in Beijing. Chinese Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng and European Commission Trade Commissioner De Gucht co-chaired the meeting. At the meeting, China and the EU exchanged views on the early launch of China-EU investment agreement negotiations, promotion of trade in goods, promotion of trade in services, strengthening of intellectual property cooperation, and careful use of trade remedy measures.
The much-watched Sino-European PV trade dispute is not on the official agenda of the mixed committee, but it is a topic that Degucht can't. "I think if there is no photovoltaic case, there will be a lot less media coming today." At the media briefing held by the EU delegation to China yesterday afternoon, De Gucht did not wait for the media to ask questions and took the initiative to talk about the photovoltaic case. progress.
"China and the EU have started negotiations since last week. A technical negotiating team is currently working in Beijing. Negotiations are held in parallel with the mixed committee." De Gucht said that he is willing to re-direct with Gao Hucheng when the negotiations need to be promoted. Conduct talks. "The goal of both sides is to resolve disputes through friendly negotiation."
For China’s previous anti-dumping and anti-subsidy review of EU wines, De Gucht only said modestly that under WTO regulations, China can decide whether to initiate an investigation. “I have exchanged views with officials from France and Italy. They all said that they would fully cooperate with China’s investigation and have confidence in their own wines without dumping.â€
For the talks, Chinese Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng said that since the EU launched a "double-reverse" investigation on Chinese PV products, communication and consultation between the two sides have been carried out at all levels and have never been interrupted. Both parties have the will and sincerity to properly resolve the PV case through price commitment negotiations. It is hoped that the technical teams of both sides will step up consultations and find a solution as soon as possible to avoid the impact of China-EU economic and trade cooperation.
Since June 6, the European Commission has imposed a temporary anti-dumping duty of 11.8% on Chinese PV products exported to Europe. The temporary anti-dumping duties are divided into two stages. If the two sides fail to reach an agreement, the EU will impose a temporary anti-dumping rate of 47.6% on the Chinese PV products exported to Europe in the following four months from August 6. tax. The news once triggered a collective decline in the PV industry stocks in the A-shares. As the China-EU Economic and Trade Mixed Commission released a "positive signal", the PV industry stocks rose collectively in the afternoon.
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Recently, it was reported that the EU intends to launch a "double-reverse" investigation on China's wireless communication equipment, which once caused companies such as Huawei and ZTE to tighten their nerves and triggered high attention from outside the industry. Yesterday, De Gucht said that the case was a “double-reverse†investigation initiated by the European Commission without a complaint from the company. Therefore, there is no time limit on when to make a ruling. At present, the European Commission has completed the preparations for the investigation, but in order to set aside time for consultations between the two sides, the investigation will not be initiated.
Earlier, some analysts said that while the scale of China's communications equipment market is growing rapidly, European communication equipment manufacturers are also facing good market opportunities in China. Because of concerns about China's counter-measures, European companies may not support the investigation, and the possibility of “double-reverse†sanctions is less likely to be implemented.
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