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The Faroe Islands Are Indirectly Affected by the Customs War

Summary by Kringvarp Føroya
The Faroese economy will be indirectly affected if the US imposes a 50 percent surcharge on goods from the EU. This happens when the European and American economies get a real recession, says Johnny í Grótinum, chairman of the Icelandic Economic Council. Listen to the radio news 1745263
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The Faroe Islands Are Indirectly Affected by the Customs War

The Faroese economy will be indirectly affected if the US imposes a 50 percent surcharge on goods from the EU. This happens when the European and American economies get a real recession, says Johnny í Grótinum, chairman of the Icelandic Economic Council. Listen to the radio news 1745263

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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