Is EU Spending $250B-per-Year Spending on US Energy Realistic?
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Many details are still open, but a big loser in the trade dispute is already emerging, and it's not the Europeans. US economist Inu Manak explains what the trade deal means for the US, and why the negotiations are not over for a long time.
Crude Prices Rise 2% on US-EU Deal, Trump's Russia Sanctions Fast
By Adedapo Adesanya The prices of crude oil rose by 2 per cent on Monday after a trade deal between the United States and the European Union (EU), just as the US moved to sanction Russia ahead of a planned deadline, with Brent crude growing by $1.60 or 2.3 per cent to settle at $70.04 a barrel, and the US West Texas
The deal in Scotland helps the US and the European Union (EU) temporarily avoid a trade war on both sides of the Atlantic, but it cannot ease worries in Europe.
A trade agreement was reached between the US and the EU on Sunday. Several companies are happy that the tariff limbo is over, while other companies risk having to close down businesses that earn millions.
The US and the EU have reached what is being described as the largest trade deal in history. In reality, however, the whole scenario was one of principle and not… The losers and winners of the historic US-EU trade deal - ΘΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
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