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Eu Defends Trump Trade Deal Facing Backlash

SCOTLAND, JUL 27 – The EU accepted a 15% tariff on most exports to the US to avoid a trade war, securing $750 billion in US energy purchases and $600 billion in investments over three years.

  • During a trip to Scotland over the weekend, US President Donald Trump and EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed to a major trade deal, details still under negotiation.
  • Facing a buildup of tariffs, the EU moved to negotiate as Trump opened talks by demanding a firm commitment before August 1.
  • Notably, Trump dropped his tariff demand to 15% then settled on a 15% rate, easing transatlantic trade tensions.
  • Market reaction was swift: the pan-European Stoxx 600 index hit a 15% rise before closing 0.22% lower, while ASML shares gained 4.9% and energy stocks rose 1.1%.
  • The EU has also committed to US energy purchases and investments while negotiations focus on tariff exemptions for spirits and wine industry.
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