China’s State Administration for Market Regulation said it will strengthen enforcement of the Anti-Unfair Competition Law to curb “involution-style” excessive competition in key sectors including platform economy, solar, lithium batteries, and new energy vehicles.The regulator said it will target practices such as algorithm-based traffic suppression, unfair ranking, forced low-price selling below cost, excessive subsidies, and restrictive platform rules that distort competition.Platforms will also be required to establish internal fair-competition mechanisms, handle complaints, preserve records, and report violations to regulators, while avoiding improper interference in merchants’ independent operations.(金十数据)