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EU Proposes Continued Suspension of $109 Billion Trade Retaliation Against the U.S.
The EU aims to extend its suspension of retaliatory tariffs on $109 billion of U.S. goods for six months after de-escalation of tensions over Greenland, officials said.
- On Jan. 23, the European Commission said it will propose to roll over suspended countermeasures set to expire on February 7, extending the suspension for six months on tariffs covering $109 billion of U.S. goods.
- Tensions over Greenland prompted EU leaders to consider the anti‑coercion instrument after President Donald Trump threatened a 10% tariff on goods from eight European countries starting Feb. 1 but later backed down following talks with Mark Rutte, easing pressure.
- Olof Gill, European Commission spokesperson, stated 'Just to make absolutely clear-- the measures would remain suspended, but if we need them at any point in the future, they can be unsuspended,' emphasizing the reversibility of the decision in Brussels on Jan. 23.
- Keeping measures suspended averts immediate tariff escalation and touches the pace of EU‑U.S. trade deal ratification, which had been put on hold amid tensions.
- The package targeted items such as Boeing Co. aircraft, US-made cars and bourbon, while tensions over Greenland kept focus on the EU's anti‑coercion instrument.
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