US-EU Trade War Escalates: Trump Administration Threatens Massive Tariffs on European Exports Amid Tense Negotiations
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US-EU Trade War Escalates: Trump Administration Threatens Massive Tariffs on European Exports Amid Tense Negotiations
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In a letter sent earlier this month, President Trump directly warned the EU that, starting August 1, most of the bloc’s exports would face a 30% tariff. The administration has already imposed a 25% tariff on EU cars and auto parts, and doubled that rate for steel and aluminum. Trump has also threatened additional duties on pharmaceuticals and semiconductors as soon as next month, and just announced a stunning 50% tariff on copper. All told, EU officials estimate that current US duties now cover 380 billion euros—about $442 billion—equivalent to roughly 70% of the EU's total exports to the US market.
Despite these dramatic figures, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick appeared on CBS’s Face the Nation yesterday to signal that negotiations continue. Lutnick expressed optimism that a deal could be reached, stating, “I am confident we’ll get a deal done... I think all these key countries will figure out it is better to open their markets to the United States of America than to pay a significant tariff.” Lutnick added that he had ongoing discussions this past weekend with European negotiators.
For the European Union, securing as many exemptions as possible—and protection from future targeted tariffs—remains a crucial objective. While some EU members are reportedly willing to tolerate higher universal tariff rates if sufficient carve-outs are achieved, there is no consensus. The overall imbalance of any compromise will heavily influence whether the EU moves forward or prepares retaliatory countermeasures, as reported by Bloomberg.
EU officials are acutely aware that any strong response could trigger an even deeper transatlantic rift. Trump has repeatedly warned that retaliation from the EU would prompt even tougher trade actions by the US. Policymakers in Brussels are scrambling to prepare swift contingency plans if the talks collapse and the threatened tariffs take effect.
Listeners, this evolving situation could have sweeping consequences for everything from European luxury cars to industrial metals and digital services. Stay tuned for future updates as we continue to track the fallout, responses, and potential next steps in this escalating US-EU tariff dispute.
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