EU May Freeze US Trade Deal Approval Over Trump’s Tariff ‘Chaos’

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The United States And The European Union: Allies Or Enemies?

US-EU Trade Ties Fraying?
EU seals Mercosur pact, cuts tariffs, boosts exports, distancing from $JPM, $XOM-backed US trade deals.

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EU Considers 93 Billion Euro Retaliation as U.S. Tariffs Threaten European Exports Brussels weighs anti-coercion measures while wine producers brace for further losses amid transatlantic trade tensions and uncertainty

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EU considers $108 billion in retaliatory tariffs on US over Trump's Greenland threat, FT reports

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🇺🇸 New US tariffs: 19% on Pakistan, 90% on Chinese imports, metal duties up.
⚠️ Threat: 10%-25% tariffs on EU goods unless Greenland deal; EU may retaliate.
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"They expressed “readiness to defend ourselves against any form of coercion,” Costa said in a statement. He is expected to convene a summit of the bloc’s leaders later this week."
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Emergency talks in Brussels after the U.S. slapped new tariffs on eight NATO countries. EU diplomats weigh retaliation as tensions rise over President Donald Trump’s push on Greenland—another sharp escalation in transatlantic relations.

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US-EU Trade Talks Focus on 15% Tariff as Wine and Spirits Face Ongoing Uncertainty Brussels meetings aim to resolve disputes over tariffs and non-tariff barriers, with steel and tech regulation also on the agenda

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EU Pushes for Tariff Relief on Wine, Spirits and Steel After US Lowers Car Duties Negotiations continue as European producers seek exemptions and quota systems amid ongoing trade tensions between Brussels and Washington

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EU Pushes for Tariff Relief on Wine, Spirits and Steel After US Lowers Car Duties Negotiations continue as European producers seek exemptions and quota systems amid ongoing trade tensions between Brussels and Washington

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US Grants Cork Exemption from EU Tariffs, Easing Pressure on Wine Industry Decision follows lobbying by trade groups and diplomats, ensuring continued access to essential Portuguese cork for American producers

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Trump hosts EU envoys on Sept 12 to push for 100% tariffs on China and India over Russian oil buys, warning of US retaliation if Europe balks. Aims to force Ukraine peace talks. #TrumpDiplomacy #EUTariffs

US Grants Cork Exemption from EU Tariffs, Easing Pressure on Wine Industry Decision follows lobbying by trade groups and diplomats, ensuring continued access to essential Portuguese cork for American producers

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US and EU continue talks on wine tariffs as industry groups push for relief Ongoing negotiations leave European wines facing 15 percent tariff, impacting American businesses and transatlantic trade relations

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US and EU continue talks on wine tariffs as industry groups push for relief Ongoing negotiations leave European wines facing 15 percent tariff, impacting American businesses and transatlantic trade relations

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EU pushes to secure lower U.S. car tariff from Aug 1 By Andrea Shalal and David Lawder WASHINGTON/BRUSSELS (Reuters) -The European Union will strive to ensure lower U.S. tariffs apply to its car exports retroactively, EU trade chief Maros Sefcovic said on Thursday, as the transatlantic partners set out details of their framework trade deal struck in July. In a 3-1/2-page joint statement, the two sides spelled out that 15% U.S. tariffs would apply to most EU imports and listed the commitments made, including the EU’s pledge to eliminate tariffs on U.S. industrial goods and to give preferential market access for a wide range of U.S. seafood and agricultural goods. Washington will take steps to reduce the current 27.5% U.S. tariffs on cars and car parts, a huge burden for European carmakers, once Brussels introduces the legislation needed to enact promised tariff cuts on U.S. goods, it said. The statement said U.S. tariff relief on autos and auto parts would kick in on the first day of the month in which the EU introduced the legislation. Sefcovic said it was the European Commission’s "firm intention" to make proposals by the end of the month, meaning the U.S. car tariff reduction would apply from August 1. A senior administration official, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly, said European carmakers could see relief from the current U.S. tariffs within "hopefully weeks." "As soon as they’re able to introduce that legislation -- and I don’t mean pass it and fully implement it, but really introduce it -- then we will be in a position to provide that relief. And I will say that both sides are very interested in moving quickly," they said. U.S. President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the deal on July 27 at Trump’s luxury golf course in Turnberry, Scotland after months of negotiations. The two leaders met again this week as part of negotiations aimed at ending Russia’s war in Ukraine, with both lauding their trade framework deal as an historic accomplishment. The joint statement said the deal could be expanded over time to cover additional areas and further improve market access. The joint statement was "a play to hold each other accountable" and ensure that both sides carried out the pledges announced last month, the official said. The joint statement noted that the U.S. agreed to apply only pre-existing Most Favored Nation (MFN) tariffs of below 15% from September 1 on EU aircraft and parts, generic pharmaceuticals and ingredients, chemical precursors and unavailable natural resources, including cork. This exemption did apply to include wine or spirits, a key EU demand, but the two sides agreed to consider other sectors and products for inclusions. "So these doors are not closed forever," Sefcovic said, while acknowledging that securing an exemption for alcoholic drinks would not be easy. The statement reiterated the EU’s intention to procure $750 billion in U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG), oil and nuclear energy products, plus an additional $40 billion of U.S.-made artificial intelligence chips. It also repeated the intention for EU companies to invest an additional $600 billion across U.S. strategic sectors through 2028. Both sides committed to address "unjustified digital trade barriers," the statement said, and the EU agreed not to adopt network usage fees. They also agreed to negotiate rules of origin to ensure that the agreement’s benefits accrued predominantly to both trading partners. In addition, they said they would consider cooperation to ring-fence their respective steel and aluminum markets from overcapacity, while ensuring secure supply chains between each other, including through tariff quotas.

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US-EU joint statement says tariffs relief for autos to come in "hopefully weeks" * EU intends to eliminate tariffs on all US industrial goods, provide preferential market access for US seafood and agricultural goods * EU intends to procure $750 billion in US LNG, oil and nuclear energy products * Reaffirms intention for EU firms to invest additional $600 billion across US strategic sectors through 2028 * US to levy 15% tariffs on most EU imports, including autos, pharmaceuticals, semiconductor chips * US will act to lower tariffs on autos, auto parts when EU introduces legislation to enact tariff reductions Reuters reports that a senior administration official is saying that the relief on autos could be seen in "hopefully weeks". That so long as the legislation to enact tariff reductions is "introduced; not passing or fully implementing, just introducing". In any case, best be reminded that all of this is just a framework agreement and not a full on trade deal. This is put in place so that both sides can work towards a firm deal/agreement to be settled in the months ahead. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.

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EU waits for more Trump orders on sector tariffs like cars BRUSSELS (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent executive order only sets out his so-called "reciprocal" tariff for the EU at 15% and does not apply to cars and other agreed carve-outs, EU officials said on Friday, adding they expect further more detailed orders to follow. EU exports of car and car parts to the U.S. currently face a 27.5% tariff, of which 25% is due to Section 232. But in Scotland on Sunday, the EU and Trump announced a framework deal on trade in which duties on cars and car parts would be reduced to 15%. The zero-for-zero tariffs are also not included in Trump’s Thursday order, the officials said, which will take effect on August 7. With valuations skyrocketing in 2024, many investors are uneasy putting more money into stocks. Unsure where to invest next? Get access to our proven portfolios and discover high-potential opportunities. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies.

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EU brands turn to obscure customs clause to soften blow of Trump’s tariffs By Elisa Anzolin, Mimosa Spencer and Dominique Patton PARIS/MILAN (Reuters) -L’Oreal and a growing number of European fashion and cosmetics companies are exploring use of an obscure, decades-old U.S. customs clause known as the "First Sale" rule as a potential way to soften the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. While Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a deal this week for U.S. tariffs of 15% on most imported EU goods - half the initially threatened 30% - that is still 10 times higher than the average tariff on EU imports before Trump’s return to the White House. Some apparel and consumer brands are understandably wary of passing on the higher duties through price hikes to inflation-weary U.S. consumers. That’s why they are looking to invoke the "First Sale" rule, which allows companies to pay lower duties by applying tariffs to the value of a product as it leaves the factory - much lower than the eventual retail price. “It’s part of the possibilities,” L’Oreal CEO Nicolas Hieronimus told Reuters on Tuesday. "We will make decisions," he added, without giving a timeframe. Brands like Italy’s high-end sneakers maker Golden Goose, outerwear specialist Moncler and fashion label Ferragamo have all touted the strategy. "It’s a significant benefit," Moncler executive director Luciano Santel said in a call with analysts, estimating the production cost at around half the import price. The strategy, which can only be invoked for goods clearly destined for sale in the United States and involving multiple foreign transactions, is not without risk, however. It requires a detailed paperwork trail, a firm grip on supply chains and legal structures to handle the required transactions. Consultants including KPMG and PwC have seen a surge this year in enquiries from companies into how to use this method to ease the burden of Trump’s tariffs. "We’ve got three times more requests than usual," for mitigation strategies including the First Sale rule, said Ruth Guerra, a partner at KPMG in Paris, adding that the rule could also be combined with other measures. PAPER TRAIL To benefit from lower customs duties, a company must prove that U.S.-bound products have gone through multiple transactions. Usually that means the goods are sold from the factory gate to a middleman and then to a U.S.-based company handling the goods. All transactions must be handled at arm’s length by clearly distinct entities. Usually a U.S. subsidiary is involved to avoid revealing confidential information to an external entity, PwC custom and tax lawyer Francesco Pizzo explained. "In our case the 15% tariffs will potentially translate into a 3% impact on the U.S. retail price", Golden Goose CEO Silvio Campara said, adding that the U.S. accounted for roughly 35% of its revenue. While several major textile and apparel companies have been using First Sale for a while, many had overlooked the strategy while the tariff environment remained low, said Mark Ludwig, national leader of trade and tariff advisory services at consultancy RSM in New York. "Now the cost-effectiveness is much higher," said Lucio Miranda, founder of consultancy firm ExportUSA, who expects a jump in First Sale use with interest from companies in other industries. There is no publicly available data on goods imported through the First Sale rule, but a 2009 investigation by the U.S. International Trade Commission found that 8.5% of importing entities over a year used the workaround, equivalent to 2.4% of total U.S. import value. Nearly half of that amount was linked to footwear and apparel. For French cosmetics producers, U.S. duties present a new challenge as the industry had benefited from zero tariffs. "While the agreement brings an end to uncertainty, it brings a significant threat to the French cosmetics industry," said Emmanuel Guichard, head of French cosmetics lobby group Febea. The First Sale rule is also only available to companies that can comply with a strict process which entails other risks as well. "One of the biggest problems with selecting First Sale is that only fancy people can truly afford it - both the compliance costs and the risks of audit that come with it," said U.S.-based tariff and trade lawyer Michael T. Cone. Improper use could also lead to penalties, he said, noting that the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency routinely audits and denies use of the rule. "Importers must proceed with utmost caution,” he said. Don't miss out on the next big opportunity! 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EU and US agree trade deal, with 15% tariffs for European exports to America www.bbc.com/news/article... #tariffs #EUtariffs

Macron: EU wasn’t ‘feared enough’ by Trump to get good trade deal YouTube video by B.C. Begley

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