Trump team has not said what it wants in trade talks, says EU
- The US has not communicated its specific demands regarding trade tariffs to the European Union, according to the European Commission following a meeting with US negotiators.
- EU Trade Commissioner Maroa 'Efovi reiterated an offer to mutually eliminate tariffs on industrial goods during the meeting, which the US rejected.
- The EU has paused retaliatory tariffs until July 14th while seeking to define its negotiation stance with the US amid an ongoing 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs.
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Despite new negotiations – the EU does not know what Trump wants with the tariffs
The EU wants to use the temporary truce in the tariff war to persuade the Trump administration to completely lift the tariffs. But after a new round of negotiations, the ball is still in the court. The problem is that the EU Commission does not know what the White House wants.
EU: U.S. must clarify what it wants in trade talks
European Union Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič this week left his meetings with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick unsure of what the U.S. is looking to achieve in trade negotiations, according to European Commission officials. “We need to have a clear idea of what their preferred outcomes are in these negotiations,” Commission spokesman Olaf Gill said on Tuesday. “Commissioner Šefčovič described yes…
Trump team leaves Europeans baffled about actual demands after key trade meeting: report
There is a 90-day pause on President Donald Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs, but the across-the-board 10% tariff on all international goods remains until something different is renegotiated by the White House team. The European Union trade commissioner, Maroš Šefčovič, met Commerce Secretary Howard Lut...
This was the first Europe-US meeting after the tariff break: two hours of discussions, very little progress and the demand that Trump "define his position"
Commissioner Sefcovic went to Washington to meet his American counterparts, in which he insisted on his offer of "zero tariffs." The next step: "Working at the expert level" Read
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