The European Commission is considering tariffs or import caps on Chinese goods, including chemicals, furniture and machinery, in early 2027. The plan aims to curb a €360 billion trade deficit and protect European industries from rising imports. Officials are studying trade data to identify sectors for potential safeguards. The measures could be introduced without Beijing’s agreement, but discussions with EU member states and China may change proposals. Beijing has warned against pressure and may retaliate if the EU proceeds unilaterally
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