US EditionMerz Pushes for Quick EU-US Tariff Resolution Amid Tensions
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged the EU for a quick, simple trade deal with the US ahead of the July 9 deadline.
- In the lead-up to July 9, Trump postponed a 50% EU tariff threat after talks with von der Leyen, urging a quick deal to avoid higher tariffs.
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz calls for a quick, simple EU–US trade deal before the July 9 deadline amid US threats of an extra 20% tariff on EU exports.
- With the July 9 deadline looming, the EU risks implementing a universal 10% tariff or higher, raising doubts about long-term Europe–US relations, if no deal is reached.
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Chancellor Merz once again called for a rapid agreement in the customs dispute with the US.
·Germany
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EU Trade Commissioner Sefcovic travelled to Washington to avert an escalation. Germany's Chancellor Merz urges a rapid agreement.
·Vienna, Austria
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Thursday urged the European Union (EU) to conclude a quick and simple customs agreement with the United States.
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Merz Pushes for Quick EU-US Tariff Resolution Amid Tensions
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urges the EU to swiftly resolve a tariff dispute with the U.S. to protect industries like cars, steel, and pharmaceuticals. He highlights potential weakening U.S.-EU relations and stresses the need for Europe to bolster its own capabilities independent of American support.
·India
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