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EU threatens countermeasures over US tariffs, Trump says he is open to talks

BELGIUM, JUL 15 – The European Union threatens 21 billion euros in tariffs on U.S. goods if no trade deal is reached before the U.S. 30% import duty takes effect on August 1, 2025.

  • U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to enforce a 30% tariff on the majority of goods coming into the country from the European Union and Mexico beginning August 1.
  • This escalation follows earlier April tariffs and aims to push for tougher trade deals amid ongoing negotiation stalemates.
  • EU trade ministers met in Brussels, condemning the tariff threat as 'absolutely unacceptable' and preparing countermeasures worth 21 billion euros.
  • Key figures stressed the EU's strength as the world's largest trading bloc and readiness to use the Anti-Coercion Instrument if no deal is reached.
  • The threatened tariffs have raised alarms in Europe, especially Germany, signaling intensified trade tensions and increased urgency for negotiations.
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Associated Press News broke the news in United States on Monday, July 14, 2025.
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