US EditionWhite House warns EU against retaliatory tariffs after countermeasure reveal
- The European Commission launched a public consultation on May 8, 2025, proposing tariffs on about $107 billion of U.S. Imports across the EU.
- This move follows a 90-day truce set to expire on July 8, amid ongoing disputes over U.S. Tariffs on EU steel and other goods and concerns about a potential tariff increase.
- The consultation covers diverse U.S. Products, including wine, aircraft, cars, chemicals, and machinery, and contemplates EU restrictions on $4.4 billion of exports like steel scrap if negotiations fail.
- Trade adviser Peter Navarro cautioned the EU that responding with retaliatory measures would be a serious error and emphasized that the United States remains firm against any unjust treatment of its producers.
- The EU plans to file a WTO dispute against U.S. Tariffs, aiming for a negotiated resolution but preparing to enact countermeasures if talks collapse, which could influence global trade tensions.
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White House warns EU against retaliatory tariffs after countermeasure reveal
The White House has warned the European Union that its proposal to retaliate against U.S. tariffs would be a “grave mistake.” Trade adviser Peter Navarro issued the warning after the European Commission earlier Thursday announced potential tariffs on almost $112…
White House warns EU against retaliatory tariffs - Washington Examiner
The White House has warned the European Union that its proposal to retaliate against U.S. tariffs would be a “grave mistake.” Trade adviser Peter Navarro issued the warning after the European Commission earlier Thursday announced potential tariffs on almost $112 billion of U.S. imports, including aircraft, and that it would lodge a dispute with the World Trade Organization over President Donald Trump‘s “Liberation Day” duties and auto levies. “L…
European Union Proposes Countermeasures on Trump Tariffs
The European Commission proposed countermeasures on up to $107.2 billion of U.S. imports if negotiations with the White House fail. “The list put to consultation concerns imports from the US worth €95 billion, covering a broad range of industrial and agricultural products. The Commission is also consulting on possible restrictions on certain EU exports of steel scrap and chemical products to the US worth €4.4 billion,” the entity explained. “Thi…
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