This episode contains segments on:

• China January-May total use of foreign direct investment;
• China January-May fiscal revenue;
• Tax Reporting for internet platform enterprises; and
• Curbing “involution-style” competition.

The May/June 2025 edition of the Chamber’s bimonthly magazine, EURObiz, is available to download from the Chamber’s website.

This episode contains segments on:

• China May macroeconomic data;
• European Commission President Von der Leyen’s statements at the G7 summit in Canada; and
• 10^th EU-China Environment Policy Dialogue.

Listeners are also invited to attend the event Unlocking opportunities in China’s silver economy on 25^th June in Beijing. Attendees can also join online.

This episode contains segments on:

• China May foreign trade data;
• China May price indices;
• China services trade (January–April); and
• Meeting between Chinese Minister of Commerce and European Trade Commissioner.

Listeners are also invited to attend the Business Reception Celebrating 50 Years of EU-China Ties on 17th June in Beijing.

This episode includes segments on:

• EU member states restrict Chinese medical devices firms’ access to EU public procurement; 
• China official May PMI; and
• Caixin China General Manufacturing PMI in May.

The Chamber’s full report of the US-China Trade War survey findings is now available to download for free from the Chamber’s website.

Listeners are also invited to attend the event Navigating Data Governance in the AI Era – Compliance Challenges Across China and the EU on 16^th June. The event will take place in Beijing and attendees can also watch online.

This episode contains segments on:

• January–April total use of FDI;
• Guidelines on increasing financing support for small and micro enterprises;
• EU anti-dumping investigation into tyres from China; and
• January–April industrial profits.

The Chamber released its annual Business Confidence Survey 2025, which you can download here.

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This episode contains segments on:

• China April official macroeconomic indicators
• Action plan to advance China’s digitalisation
• Anti-dumping duties on imported polyoxymethylene copolymer
• Yicai report on household savings

Listeners are invited to attend the European Chamber’s annual Business Confidence Survey online launch on 28^th May.

This episode contains segments on:

• China April foreign trade data;
• US-China joint decision to reduce mutual tariffs; and
• China April Price Indices.

Listeners are also invited to join a hybrid event China’s Healthcare Sector – What Role for European SMEs? on 19^th May.

This episode contains segments on:

• China lifts sanctions on members and a subcommittee of the European Parliament
• Caixin China Manufacturing and Services PMI in April
• Rhodium report: Was Made in China 2025 Successful?

The March/April 2025 edition of the Chamber’s bimonthly magazine, EURObiz, is available to download from the Chamber’s website.

This episode contains segments on:

• April official manufacturing and non-manufacturing PMI;
• Q1 industrial profits;
• China’s Law on the Promotion of the Private Economy adopted; and
• China to introduce more measures to boost the economy.

Listeners are also invited to join the launch of the preliminary findings of the Chamber’s Flash Survey on the US-China Trade War on 8th May.

This episode contains segments on:

• China’s actual use of foreign direct investment in the first quarter;
• Guideline for improving cross-border flow of financial data;
• Work plan to accelerate services opening up; and
• Latest developments regarding China’s efforts at opening its healthcare sector to foreign participation

The Chamber is conducting an anonymous survey among members on the US-China trade war. Please fill in the survey before 27th April to influence our advocacy strategy.

Correction: the actual use of FDI in March soared 13.2 per cent compared to last year.