Customs Duties: France Advocates “De-Escalation”, but Warns that the EU Is Ready “to Respond”

The trade conflict stirs up the markets. Skilled navigation with broad-based investments is in demand.

Trump drops the bomb, Dumped Bags. European Chancellors bet on the boutade, but the knife on the side of the handle has Washington. If the negotiation is arena, ball to the national governments. Scene blow in the negotiations on trade between the EU and the United States. Yesterday, by surprise, with a post on ...

In response to the US President who twice threatened, Friday 23 May, to impose customs duties of 50% on the European Union in the hope of dividing it to impose on the 27 of the agreements...

The customs dispute between Europe and the US continues. Trump's latest threat has already had a negative impact on the Dax and other European stock exchanges.

Asked about the threat of new 50% tariffs announced by Donald Trump for June 1, the minister responsible for foreign trade, Laurent Saint-Martin, assures that the negotiations are still under way and advocates for "de-escalation".

European markets are falling, fearing a further trade escalation between the United States and the European Union. ...