US EditionEurope 'Capitulated' on US Tariff Deal, Says Ibec CEO
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Analysis of economists Susana Peralta and Vera Gouvea Barros regarding the trade agreement between the United States and the EU. An agreement that "damaged free trade" and will be paid by North Americans.
Tariff deals – who will pay the costs? Maybe US shippers and consumers - The Loadstar
The US-China tariff negotiations will, reportedly, be extended for another 90 days, continuing uncertainty in the market. The news came as the EU succumbed to 15% tariffs from the US, following a near-agreement over the weekend. But the question now will be how much of these costs European exporters are prepared to absorb, and how much will be passed on to the US consumer, with consequent lower demand. While the deal announcement ... The post …
Trump raises tariffs to 15% and achieves an EU commitment to invest $750 billion in US energy over the next three years.
US President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that the United States is imposing 15% tariffs on all European Union countries. But not all of these countries are equally exposed to the US market and so will not all suffer the same consequences when the tariffs go into effect on August 1. In value terms, Germany is by far the largest exporter of goods to the US, which is a major outlet for its cars, steel and machine tools. These exports of goods …
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