US EditionTrump tariffs: EU pauses countermeasures until July
- The European Commission decided not to weaken its agrifood and digital services laws to avoid tariffs from Donald Trump but is open to removing other non-tariff barriers to trade with the U.S.
- EU Trade Commissioner Maroa 'ef ovi met with U.S. Officials and suggested potential revisions to certain regulations affecting trade.
- U.S. Officials complain about the EU's high agrifood standards and ongoing antitrust probes against American tech companies.
- Brussels suspended its retaliatory duties on U.S. Goods for 90 days following Trump's suspension of reciprocal tariffs on almost all U.S. Trading partners, but Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum remain.
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