EU Readies $84B Retaliation if US Tariff Talks Collapse
The EU proposes β¬72 billion ($84 billion) in U.S. imports to target if Washington insists on 30% tariffs. A deal must be struck by August 1 to avoid escalation.
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The EU proposes β¬72 billion ($84 billion) in U.S. imports to target if Washington insists on 30% tariffs. A deal must be struck by August 1 to avoid escalation.
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