EU officials state trade imbalance with China extends far beyond the automotive sector, following a prior agreement on hybrid car import restrictions.
The EU's chief economic official, Dombrovskis, stated that an agreement between the EU and China to limit hybrid car imports is only the first step, as the trade imbalance between the two extends far beyond the automotive sector.
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