US EditionEU has 'strong plan' to hit back at US tariffs if needed, EU chief says
- A top European Union official warned the U.S. That the world's biggest trade bloc holds a lot of cards regarding U.S. Tariffs and has a plan to retaliate if needed.
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imports, with a focus on reciprocal tariffs starting April 2, termed Liberation Day.
- The EU plans to impose duties on U.S. Goods worth around $28 billion, targeting steel, aluminum, textiles, and more, to respond to U.S. Tariffs on steel and aluminum.
- The European Union has a strong plan to retaliate against new U.S. Tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
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Customs duties: faced with Donald Trump's offensive, Europeans take their time
The Commission is still hoping to negotiate with Washington to limit the damage caused by the announced surcharges. The first round of retaliation, which was due to take place on 1 April, is postponed for one part in mid-April and for the other part in mid-May.
·Paris, France
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SydsvenskanNow the EU can pull out the bazooka
The EU has prepared the so-called trade bazooka, which after the US announced its tariffs now risks being fired. “We are in a trade war,” says Per Altenberg, trade policy analyst at the Swedish College of Commerce.
·Stockholm, Sweden
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