US EditionEU leaders meet to decide on whether to back quick US trade deal or seek better terms
- On June 27, Brussels will host a summit of European Union heads to discuss trade negotiations with the United States ahead of the July 9 deadline set by President Donald Trump.
- Trump has set a July 9 deadline for reaching a trade agreement with the EU, warning that if no progress is made, he may enforce a 50% reciprocal tariff on goods exported from the EU, while negotiations are concentrating on eliminating tariffs and other trade barriers.
- U.S. officials highlight digital service taxes, fines, and regulations as key obstacles that disadvantage American companies in Europe, while the EU prepares retaliatory tariffs on $95 billion of U.S. goods.
- Joe Grogan emphasized that any agreement on trade must tackle obstacles such as digital service taxes and put a stop to the EU's protectionist measures that disadvantage American technology companies.
- The EU summit will also cover sanctions on Russia, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and reviving Iran nuclear talks, all shaping the bloc's political agenda alongside trade outcomes.
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