Checking the EU-US Trade Agreement: the European Economy Resists the Invitation a Year Later
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Tariffs up, tariffs down: US President Trump continues to follow this principle. Most recently, he acted in this way with Canada. And the EU? In 2025, an agreement was concluded with the US. A year later, the balance was drawn up by C. Feld and S. López.
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When the first anniversary of the trade agreement with the US is celebrated, the European Commission continues to struggle to maintain the relationship with Trump
El Periódico
Just as a year of the trade agreement that US President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen signed at a Scottish golf club, the White House president has revived the trade war with a new batch of tariffs to the whole world, including the European Union. This Friday the global rate of 10% that he imposed after his return to power with the objective, he said, of "rebalancing" trade relations.With that decision, the …
Despite the imposition of the 15% tariff on European products, trade between the EU and the US increased by 4.5% to 1.8 trillion euros in 2025. Europe now wants the US to meet the ceiling and approve exemptions, but Trump has responded with threats for Europe’s fines against US technologyTrump raises its threat to the European Union’s digital and green agendas On Monday, July 27, the trade agreement agreed in Turnberry, Scotland, between US Pres…
LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung
rnd.deIn order to settle the trade conflict with the US, the EU entered into a unilateral agreement a year ago. Since then, the export-oriented economy has been particularly affected – and uncertainty remains, because Trump can escalate at any time.
It was supposed to be the big trade deal that would end US belligerence against the European Union and restore good relations between the two transatlantic powers. However, a year after the handshake between European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and US President Donald Trump in Scotland, the pact has failed to change the White House's attitude towards its European allies.
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