What Europe stands to lose from Trump’s latest threatened tariffs
If Donald Trump goes ahead with his threat of more tariffs against the EU next week, we calculate that could knock 0.33% off GDP growth in the short term. Although that sounds marginal, it would be a real blow to more exposed economies desperate to reverse stagnating trends. And over time, that figure could soar
Analysts expect tariffs on the EU, a key trading partner for the U.S., to settle at around 18% as recession expectations hit ...
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In his first term, Trump also targeted the alcohol industry. A series of tit-for-tat tariffs hit alcohol products in the U.S.
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