The European Union’s existing and proposed trade measures against China could cover about 27% of its annual nominal exports to the bloc, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., showing the stakes involved in the standoff between the two economies.
The European Union’s existing and proposed trade measures against China could cover about 27% of its annual nominal exports to the bloc, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., showing the stakes involved in the standoff between the two economies.
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