US EditionHow Can German Businesses Prepare for Cross-Border Trade?
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German car manufacturers are struggling for solutions in the trade conflict with the USA. Import tariffs represent major financial risks. BMW, Mercedes and VW are relying on negotiations to safeguard their interests.
The effects of Donald Trump's customs policy can be felt internationally. The mood of German companies in the USA is also clearly deteriorating. Where hope was, there is now disillusionment.
Today 20 percent, tomorrow 50? US President Trump's customs policy hit the export-oriented south-west economy hard. Many companies expect exports to fall. What will be the damage? US customs policy is causing great uncertainty in the Baden-Württemberg export industry. This is reflected in a survey conducted by the Stuttgart Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK). Half of the exporting companies in the south-west therefore expect exports to fall …
How can German businesses prepare for cross-border trade?
If you run a business in Germany, you’ve probably thought about selling abroad. Maybe you’ve had a few international orders come in. Maybe you’re seeing local demand slow down. Or maybe you’re just curious about what’s possible outside your home market. The truth is that cross-border trade in Germany continues to grow. That’s because tools are easier, logistics are smoother, and buyers are not afraid to purchase from different corners of the wor…
The business climate barometer dropped to minus 31.8 points in May, after minus 30.7 points in April. The reasons.
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