EU skips Trump tariff letter, eyes exemptions
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The looming tariff threat continues to inject volatility in sectors such as manufacturing and technology but emphasized that overall market indices remain steady as investors factor in the potential for exemptions or softer measures.
The European Union will not receive a letter from the United States setting out higher tariffs, EU sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday, and is eyeing possible exemptions from the U.
The European Union is working to avoid new U.S. tariffs that President Trump announced for various countries. EU sources suggest potential exemptions and limited concessions, especially benefiting German carmakers,
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The European Union is open to a trade agreement with the United States that would apply a universal 10% tariff on many of its exports, but the EU is seeking U.S. commitments to reduce tariffs in key sectors such as pharmaceuticals,
The European Union is finalizing a trade agreement with the United States that would protect certain key industries from impending tariffs, with commercial aircraft manufacturer Airbus Group SE (EPA:AIR) set to benefit from exemptions.
Rising Treasury yields and Trump tariffs lift DXY near 97.899, with traders watching a potential breakout as yen weakens and euro retreats.
The American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) has called for “a common-sense trade policy” in the face of tariffs on imported herbs that “threaten [the] U.S. wellness industry and consumer access.” Graham Rigby,
President Donald Trump last night announced a 50% tariff on copper imports, driving New York futures to a record high. Click to read.
French President Emmanuel Macron hailed the ruling as a ‘positive step’, after Beijing granted exemptions to France’s top cognac makers.
The debate over how and when the tariffs will affect prices has divided central bank policymakers over the trajectory for interest rates.