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EU to move cautiously on China de-risking

In the coming years, we expect Europe to raise barriers to trade and investment with China but to do so in a targeted and gradual manner. If so, there would be big implications for some sectors, including electric vehicles and renewable technologies, but the aggregate cost should be fairly small. However, there are several factors which could lead to a faster and broader decoupling.

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