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International trade weekly: EU rejects late Chinese EV pricing offer; UK–Thailand ETP; UK–Indonesia critical minerals MoUs; Indonesia polyethylene safeguard; HMRC customs guidance; sanctions practice notes—19 September 2024

Published on: 19 September 2024

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  • Subsidies and countervailing measures
  • Trade in services
  • Trade in goods
  • WTO
  • Customs
  • Daily and weekly news alerts
  • New and updated content

Subsidies and countervailing measures

Revised Chinese EV proposal sets tighter price limits and volume caps; EU says it cannot be reviewed
MLex reports that a new Chinese electric‑vehicle proposal—aimed at limiting the application of the planned EU countervailing duties—was submitted too late and, as a result, cannot be considered, the European Commission said on 17 September 2024. The paper seen by MLex set out minimum import prices across various EV models and stricter annual import caps for Chinese EV makers signing up to the arrangement. See News Analysis: New Chinese EV offer sets stricter price ceilings and volume caps, EU says it cannot be reviewed.

Trade in services

UK and Thailand sign exports‑boosting trade pact
The UK and Thailand have signed an Enhanced Trade Partnership (ETP) intended to boost trade and investment between the two countries...

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