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EU enterprise foyer head says China uncommon earths snag persists

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European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen stated in July that leaders had agreed to an improved mechanism for Chinese language exports of uncommon earth minerals to the bloc (THIERRY CHARLIER)

European companies nonetheless face challenges in securing entry to essential uncommon earths from China, a enterprise foyer warned Wednesday, regardless of a July deal to hurry up exports.

China dominates the worldwide business for extracting and refining the strategic minerals, giving it very important leverage in a renewed commerce warfare this 12 months with Washington.

Since April, Beijing has required licences for sure exports, sending ripple results throughout worldwide manufacturing sectors.

Following a tense summit in July hosted by Beijing, European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen stated that leaders had agreed to an improved mechanism for Chinese language exports of uncommon earth minerals to the bloc.

However in its annual place paper launched Wednesday, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China stated that “many corporations — significantly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) — are nonetheless experiencing important provide chain disruptions”.

“No long-term, sustainable resolution has been put ahead,” it stated, including that the Chamber is in “common contact” with Chinese language authorities on the matter.

“Now we have plenty of members who’re proper now struggling important losses due to these bottlenecks,” Chamber president Jens Eskelund advised journalists.

“Now we have raised with our members greater than 140 purposes and it is a fraction of those to this point which were resolved,” he stated.

“So this has not gone away.”

In its newest publication, the foyer representing over 1,600 member corporations put ahead 1,141 suggestions to Chinese language policymakers, geared toward smoothing over numerous obstacles confronted by European companies within the nation.

Chief amongst these hurdles this 12 months, Eskelund stated, is a wavering Chinese language financial system that has struggled to mount a strong rebound because the finish of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Sluggish consumption, a producing glut and extended woes within the nation’s huge property sector are among the many primary challenges now vexing Beijing policymakers and companies.

In an indication of entrenched woes going through the world’s second-largest financial system, knowledge launched this week confirmed manufacturing facility output and consumption rising in August at their weakest tempo in round a 12 months.

“I truly see a higher convergence by way of the challenges Chinese language corporations have and the challenges international corporations have,” stated Eskelund.

“The massive enemy right here — that is the state of the home financial system and supply-demand steadiness,” he stated.

“I feel we see fully eye-to-eye with the overwhelming majority of Chinese language corporations.”

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