Last week, the U.S. government sanctioned 46 Chinese entities and individuals for supporting Russia's economy in the defense, technology and manufacturing sectors.

In a speech to the Economic Club of New York last week, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reiterated that she is not in favor "decoupling" from China, but that China's high savings and overcapacity are a problem for the Biden administration.

At the G7 meetings held in Italy over the past few days, issues related to China were one of the key topics, with the trade language reiterating points made in the past, including the impact of Chinese policies on U.S. investments in strategic sectors.

This past week, CTM covered the following issues. In China: * China-New Zealand launched services trade talks * China-Brazil high-level meeting on agricultural trade and capacity cooperation * China-Eurasia Expo and Xinjiang Trade * New rules and court rulings on illegal data use in competition law * MOFCOM’s expiry review of anti-dumping measures on

Today, China and New Zealand announced the launch of negotiations on services trade. They also signed documents to facilitate trade in infant formula and kiwiberry.

The China-Eurasia Expo, a flagship event slated to take place in Xinjiang's capital Urumqi, has emerged as Beijing's platform to bolster the region's trade ties amid ongoing scrutiny. From oil and gas to renewable energy, the Expo aims to cast a spotlight on the

The European Commission announced today that it had "provisionally concluded that the battery electric vehicles (BEV) value chain in China benefits from unfair subsidisation, which is causing a threat of economic injury to EU BEV producers," and made a preliminary determination on duty rates of up to 38%