AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoChina Trade: The EU and China agreed to cap Chinese hybrid-car imports at 350,000 a year from December, with the limit set to curb a surge in shipments. Brussels says it will consider further trade measures in December to address reliance on Chinese supplies. Energy: Low gas reserves are raising concerns about winter supply and prices, while an oil-price spike is adding pressure for businesses and households. Russia Sanctions: The EU adopted its largest sanctions listings yet, targeting nearly 1,600 people and companies linked to Russia’s war industry, as European officials warned against easing pressure on Moscow. Germany: The coalition faces fresh strain after Labour Minister Baerbel Bas resigned, complicating pension reform as the economy stagnates and business insolvencies rise. UK-EU Ties: Prime Minister Andy Burnham is urging MPs to back closer ties with Brussels, arguing a new deal could support growth. Investment: Norway’s Mo i Rana is set to host a 40MW AI data centre, with local contractors leading the initial construction work.
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