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The EU Agreement with the USA Will Slow the Growth of the Czech Economy by Tenths of a Point, Analysts Said

Prague – The EU’s trade agreement with the USA, which includes a blanket tariff of fifteen percent, is expected by analysts to slow the growth of the Czech economy by several tenths of a percentage point. However, from an economic perspective, they believe it is more important that it mitigates the risk of high sectoral tariffs, which have increased uncertainty and dampened investment activity in key European sectors. According to exporters, the…

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said today that Poland expects losses of more than $2.1 billion due to the new agreement between the US and the European Union on tariffs on European goods exports, but that a bad agreement is better than a pointless tariff war between allies.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The trade agreement between the EU and the US, which includes 15 percent flat tariffs, will lead to a slowdown in the growth of the Czech economy by 0.2 percentage points this year and by 0.39 points in 2026, according to a quick rough estimate by the Ministry of Finance.

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While some welcomed with relief the end of uncertainty, others lamented the basic 15 per cent tariff

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Especially in the automotive sector, mechanical engineering and the electrical industry, the companies expect strong export declines. However, the experts can still gain something good from the customs deal.

·Munich, Germany
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Foreign trade expert Jürgen Matthes explains what the agreement in the customs dispute means for German companies – and what Europe needs to do in order to be less blackmailable in the future.

·Germany
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Exports to the US employ 135,000 Swedes

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Heise broke the news in Germany on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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