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SUMMARY:How do we deal with Chinese overcapacity?
DESCRIPTION:The summit between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping did n
 ot deliver much\, except for some lowering of tariffs\, and there was no a
 greement on long-term challenges of overcapacity and trade. Companies are 
 still complaining about a second China shock. \n\nThe European Union and C
 hina established a working group in May of this year on “macroeconomic i
 mbalances\," but it has failed to produce results so far\, and European Co
 mmission president Ursula von der Leyen has said that patience is running 
 out. Meanwhile\, European manufacturers continue to face stiff competition
  from their Chinese counterparts\, and political leaders across the contin
 ent are calling for more action. The EU has a growing toolbox against unfa
 ir trade and coercion\, but is it ready to use it? Is there a way to deal 
 with Chinese overcapacity and find a reasonable way forward? Can managed t
 rade be a solution\, or are we headed towards accelerating trade tensions?
  Can the EU and US work together to address the overcapacity problem?\n\nH
 OST \n\nCecilia Malmström\nNonresident Senior Fellow\, Peterson Institute
  for International Economics (PIIE)\n\nGUESTS\n\nAlicia García-Herrero\nS
 enior Fellow\, Bruegel\; Chief Economist for Asia Pacific\, Natixis \n\nNi
 colas Lamp\nAssociate Professor\, Faculty of Law\, Queens University\, Can
 ada\n\nYeling Tan\nProfessor of Public Policy\, Blavatnik School of Govern
 ment\, University of Oxford\; \nNonresident Senior Fellow\, PIIE\n\nView w
 ebcast at scheduled time:  https://www.piie.com/events/2026/how-do-we-deal
 -chinese-overcapacity
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