Key facts
- EU officials will hold talks with China on currency policy.
- The talks aim to persuade China to stop holding down its currency.
- The discussions follow an agreement to cap Chinese hybrid car exports.
Top European Union economy officials, led by director general Maarten Verwey, are scheduled to meet their Chinese counterparts in Beijing for a "macroeconomic dialogue" in the week of November 23. This high-level discussion comes after the EU secured an agreement to cap Chinese hybrid car exports and aims to address concerns that China's currency policies are hindering the bloc's struggling industries.