#US-EUTradeAgreement The US-EU trade agreement, reached on July 27, 2025, aims to rebalance the economic relationship between the two largest economies. Here are the key points ¹ ²:

- *Tariff Structure:*

- The US will impose a 15% tariff on most European goods, down from the initially proposed 30%.

- Certain "strategic goods" like aircraft, semiconductor equipment, and chemicals will have zero tariffs on both sides.

- *Trade Commitments:*

- The EU will purchase $750 billion worth of American energy exports, including oil, gas, and nuclear fuel, over three years.

- The EU will invest an additional $600 billion in the US.

- *Sector-Specific Deals:*

- Steel and aluminum tariffs will remain at 50%, with further negotiations planned.

- Pharmaceuticals will have a 15% tariff, with the issue still under consideration.

- *Impact:*

- Higher tariffs may lead to increased prices for US consumers and reduced profits for European businesses.

- The deal provides stability and predictability for companies on both sides, potentially boosting the global economy.

Reactions to the deal have been mixed, with some European leaders welcoming the agreement as a way to avoid trade escalation, while others criticize its asymmetry and potential negative impact on their industries ².