#US-EUTradeAgreement has set a new stage for global trade as both sides agreed to cap U.S. tariffs on EU goods at 15%, while Europe committed to large-scale purchases of U.S. energy, AI chips, and defense products. Alongside, the EU pledged $600B in U.S. investments through 2028, and the U.S. cut tariffs on key sectors like autos, aircraft parts, and pharmaceuticals. This pact strengthens supply chain security, fosters digital and sustainability cooperation, and gives businesses and consumers more stability. For the future, it signals deeper transatlantic integration with direct impacts on industries, currencies like USD and EUR, and global market confidence.