Europe's pharma industry braces for tariffs as carve-out hopes fade
- The German Chemicals Industry urged the EU to "keep a cool head" regarding new US tariffs, warning against an escalating trade war that could cause more damage.
- UK plans to negotiate an economic deal to mitigate the 10% tariffs imposed by the US, as this country remains its largest trading partner.
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized the US tariffs, stating that they are a "wrong" measure that could lead to a weakened West.
- New tariffs could lead to a significant decline in EU exports to the US, particularly impacting the automotive and pharmaceutical sectors.
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