US EditionThe EU is ‘making progress’ toward a €50 billion trade deal with the US, trade commissioner tells FT
- The European Union is making ‘certain progress’ toward a €50 billion trade deal with the United States, according to Maroa Sefcovic, the EU’s trade commissioner, in an interview with the Financial Times.
- Sefcovic stated that the EU would not accept 10% tariffs on its goods as a ‘fair resolution’ to trade talks.
- Sefcovic warned that reaching a deal that is ‘clearly good and acceptable’ for member states and the European Parliament would be ‘very difficult’.
- The EU is willing to collaborate with the U.S. To address the impact of China’s export surge as part of the trade deal discussions, according to Sefcovic.
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The European Union is ready to increase its purchases of American products by EUR 50 billion, in order to solve the "problem" of customs duties with the United States. This is what the European Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič explained in an interview with the Financial Times. And this is a first concrete offer from Brussels.
Negotiator Says EU Could Buy More LNG, Soya Beans to Make Up Trade Gap - The Thinking Conservative
EU’s top negotiator said he believes the bloc could close the trade gap with the US by agreeing to buy more liquid natural gas (LNG) and soybeans. The post Negotiator Says EU Could Buy More LNG, Soya Beans to Make Up Trade Gap appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.
Negotiator Says EU Could Buy More LNG, Soya Beans to Make Up Trade Gap
The European Union’s top negotiator, Maros Sefcovic, has said he believes the 27-member bloc could close the trade gap with the United States by agreeing to buy more liquid natural gas (LNG) and soybeans.
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