US EditionAfter Forcing the European Union to Conclude a Trade Agreement, Donald Trump Shouts Victory but It Could Cost Him a Lot of Money.
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The US President needed a trade agreement with the European Union on a political level, but he could regret the economic consequences of this ...
The Port of Antwerp's management team is mixed about the new US import tariffs on European Union products. While there's relief that the tariffs haven't reached the feared 30 percent level, there's still a lot of uncertainty surrounding the 15 percent tariff. "A trade agreement is definitely better than a trade war," says CEO Jacques Vandermeiren.
Wall Street closes mixed with the attention paid to the meeting of the US Federal Reserve and the EU avoid a trade war by agreeing tariffs of 15% to European productsThe Spanish Stock Exchange lost 0.12 % on Monday, despite the trade agreement reached by the United States and the European Union on the eve, which reduces tariffs on European products to 15%.You can see: The European Stock Exchanges register increases of 1% after tariff agreement b…
A new trade agreement between the European Union and the United States has just been announced.
Donald Trump and the EU signed a trade agreement on Sunday 27 July. European products imported into the USA will be taxed at 15%. Several sectors, such as wine, do not see these new taxes with a good eye.
The trade agreement between the EU and the US, which includes 15 percent flat tariffs, will, according to a quick rough estimate by the Ministry of Finance (MF), 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. The MF announced this today, adding that Czech GDP growth will not automatically slow down by these estimates.
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