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Below are the refined key foreign trade news of December 23, 2025, in English, focusing on trade policies, market dynamics, and cross-border e-commerce updates.
1. China Imposes Provisional Countervailing Measures on EU Dairy Products
- Effective Date: December 23, 2025
- Details: China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) has ruled that certain dairy products imported from the EU receive improper subsidies, causing material harm to China’s domestic dairy industry. Provisional countervailing duties (in the form of cash deposits) will be levied at rates ranging from 21.9% to 42.7% on a company-specific basis.
- Impact: It protects domestic dairy producers and signals China’s resolve to enforce WTO rules amid rising EU – China trade frictions.
2. EU Expands CBAM Coverage & Updates Battery Labeling Rules
- CBAM Expansion: The EU has broadened its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to cover 180 steel and aluminum products, which may add approximately 3.5 billion USD in annual carbon costs for Chinese exporters.
- Battery Labeling: A new draft regulation mandates carbon footprint – based grading for batteries, requiring exporters to disclose lifecycle emissions and meet stricter environmental standards starting next year.
3. Philippines Becomes Joint Founding Signatory of WTO E – Commerce Agreement
- The Philippines officially joined as a joint founding signatory, strengthening the WTO framework for cross – border digital trade. This move is expected to boost the country’s e – commerce exports and attract more foreign direct investment in the tech and logistics sectors.
4. Temu Signs Device Safety Pledge with Australian Stakeholders
- Temu has inked a “Device Safety Pledge” with Australian regulators and industry groups. It commits to stricter product safety checks, especially for consumer electronics, to comply with local standards and reduce regulatory risks for cross – border sales.
5. India’s NCLT Approves Amazon’s Logistics – Seller Service Integration
- India’s National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has green – lit Amazon’s plan to integrate its logistics network with seller – service platforms. This integration will streamline order fulfillment, cut delivery times, and enhance Amazon’s competitiveness in India’s booming e – commerce market.
6. Red Sea Crisis Disrupts Global Shipping
- Houthi attacks on merchant vessels have led to a 40% drop in Suez Canal transit volumes. Many carriers are diverting ships around Africa, which increases shipping costs by 20–30% and delays deliveries by 7–10 days. Brent crude prices have exceeded 90 USD/barrel due to supply chain concerns.
7. Key Trade Remedies & Market Restrictions
| Country | Measure | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| India | 5 – year anti – dumping duties on Chinese cold – rolled non – oriented electrical steel | Raises entry barriers for Chinese steel exporters to India’s manufacturing sector |
| Australia | Preliminary anti – dumping and countervailing rulings on Chinese railway wheels | May restrict Chinese railway equipment exports to Australia’s infrastructure projects |
| Sri Lanka | New e – commerce import rules to curb abuse of low – value goods duty exemptions | Tightens customs oversight on cross – border parcels, affecting small – scale sellers |
8. Currency & Market Snapshot
- USD/CNY: 1 USD = 7.0281 CNY as of December 23, 2025, remaining stable amid year – end liquidity adjustments.
- US Content Requirements: The US is reportedly planning to raise the North American content threshold for various products to 65–75%, which will impact Mexico – based re – export and manufacturing operations relying on non – regional inputs.