Europe Gains Tariff Delay from Trump, but Trade Deal Uncertain
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European Union and US officials are restarting trade negotiations after President Trump delayed 50% tariffs set for July 9, aiming to reach a deal despite ongoing disagreements on issues like digital regulations and tariffs on industrial goods. The delay provides a window for both sides to negotiate, but significant obstacles remain, including differing priorities and demands.
- Europe Secured a Tariff Delay From Trump, but Can It Now Make a Deal? The New York Times
- Trump says he will delay tariffs on European Union until July 9 The Washington Post
- After reprieve, EU still in fix to find trade deal to satisfy Trump Reuters
- U.S. Stock Futures, European Indexes Rise on Trump’s EU Tariff Climbdown WSJ
- Trump grants extension to European Union on tariff hike Politico
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