美欧关税谈判
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Trump has changed his mind again! The tariff negotiation period between the United States and the European Union has been extended to July 9
According to foreign media reports, on the 25th local time, Trump agreed to the EU's request to extend the negotiation period for the 50% tariff originally planned to be imposed on the EU on June 1. He also said that the conversation with the EU was "very pleasant."
However, just a few days ago on the 23rd, Trump also made a harsh statement on social media, saying that the EU was established to "take advantage of the United States" and that the US-EU negotiations "made no progress" and threatened to impose a 50% tariff on goods from the EU from June 1 unless these goods were made in the United States.
In the face of Trump's "blackmail", the EU took a tough stance. Teresa Riber, Executive Vice President of the European Commission, said that the EU "will not back down" and will not accept conditions that are completely contrary to the interests of European companies and society.
Bernd Lange, Chairman of the European Parliament's International Trade Committee, also emphasized that the EU will not make concessions on key issues. If the United States just wants the EU to accept everything, it is "knocking on the wrong door."
At present, the US-EU negotiations have once again reached a deadlock. It is reported that the United States requires the European Union to make unilateral concessions to open its market to American companies, while the European Union seeks an agreement that takes into account the interests of both sides.
German Minister of Economics and Energy Katherina Reiche and Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin both said that there is no winner in the tariff conflict and it will cause equal harm to both sides.
German Vice Chancellor and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil also pointed out that raising tariffs will harm the US economy as much as Germany and the EU, and it is a "lose-lose" situation. He urged the United States to negotiate seriously and stressed that if Europe and the United States cannot reach an agreement, the EU will unite and take decisive countermeasures.
At present, this tariff tug-of-war is still going on, and both sides are unwilling to give in. Let us wait and see what the final result will be!
Conclusion:
Trump's "tariff stick" has been tried and tested, but this time the EU seems determined to stick to it. Behind this game, it is not only a contest between unilateralism and multilateralism, but also the future of the global economic order.
In short, there is no winner in the tariff war, and ordinary people will be hurt. Whether the US and Europe can reach a compromise not only affects the interests of the two countries, but also affects the future direction of the global economy.
#特朗普关税政策 #美欧关税谈判 #关税延期
According to foreign media reports, on the 25th local time, Trump agreed to the EU's request to extend the negotiation period for the 50% tariff originally planned to be imposed on the EU on June 1. He also said that the conversation with the EU was "very pleasant."
However, just a few days ago on the 23rd, Trump also made a harsh statement on social media, saying that the EU was established to "take advantage of the United States" and that the US-EU negotiations "made no progress" and threatened to impose a 50% tariff on goods from the EU from June 1 unless these goods were made in the United States.
In the face of Trump's "blackmail", the EU took a tough stance. Teresa Riber, Executive Vice President of the European Commission, said that the EU "will not back down" and will not accept conditions that are completely contrary to the interests of European companies and society.
Bernd Lange, Chairman of the European Parliament's International Trade Committee, also emphasized that the EU will not make concessions on key issues. If the United States just wants the EU to accept everything, it is "knocking on the wrong door."
At present, the US-EU negotiations have once again reached a deadlock. It is reported that the United States requires the European Union to make unilateral concessions to open its market to American companies, while the European Union seeks an agreement that takes into account the interests of both sides.
German Minister of Economics and Energy Katherina Reiche and Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin both said that there is no winner in the tariff conflict and it will cause equal harm to both sides.
German Vice Chancellor and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil also pointed out that raising tariffs will harm the US economy as much as Germany and the EU, and it is a "lose-lose" situation. He urged the United States to negotiate seriously and stressed that if Europe and the United States cannot reach an agreement, the EU will unite and take decisive countermeasures.
At present, this tariff tug-of-war is still going on, and both sides are unwilling to give in. Let us wait and see what the final result will be!
Conclusion:
Trump's "tariff stick" has been tried and tested, but this time the EU seems determined to stick to it. Behind this game, it is not only a contest between unilateralism and multilateralism, but also the future of the global economic order.
In short, there is no winner in the tariff war, and ordinary people will be hurt. Whether the US and Europe can reach a compromise not only affects the interests of the two countries, but also affects the future direction of the global economy.
#特朗普关税政策 #美欧关税谈判 #关税延期
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