China’s push for greater economic self-sufficiency is reshaping its trade relationships with Europe, as domestic policies prioritize local production over imports. The shift is prompting European businesses to adapt to new market conditions, with some industries facing disruptions. Analysts warn that the trend could alter long-standing trade dynamics between the two regions. Companies operating in sectors like machinery, chemicals, and electronics may need to reassess their supply chains and strategies.
China’s ‘Self-Reliance’ Drive Is Upending Trade With Europe The New York Times
