What's more, many companies assume that even if a deal is sealed before Aug. 1, avoiding higher tariffs, it could yet be undone by a social media post from Mr. Trump at any moment. ...
Companies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump. ...
topGermany's economy ministry said on Monday that tariffs were expected to be a drag on German growth in the second half of the year. German exports to the United States fell more than 13 percent in May from a year earlier
topThe confusion has European executives facing a daily barrage of questions about where and how to produce products destined for the United States, and whether to absorb some of the cost of tariffs themselves to share the pain with American clients
topGermany's economy ministry said on Monday that tariffs were expected to be a drag on German growth in the second half of the year. German exports to the United States fell more than 13 percent in May from a year earlier
topThe confusion has European executives facing a daily barrage of questions about where and how to produce products destined for the United States, and whether to absorb some of the cost of tariffs themselves to share the pain with...
topThe confusion has European executives facing a daily barrage of questions about where and how to produce products destined for the United States, and whether to absorb some of the cost of tariffs themselves to share the pain with American clients.
top... facing a daily barrage of questions about where and how to produce products destined for the United States, and whether to absorb some of the cost of tariffs themselves to share the pain with American clients.
top... executives facing a daily barrage of questions about where and how to produce products destined for the United States, and whether to absorb some of the cost of tariffs themselves to share the pain with American clients.
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump.
topWhat's more, many companies assume that even if a deal is sealed before Aug. 1, avoiding higher tariffs, it could yet be undone by a social media post from Mr. Trump at any moment.
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr
topWhat's more, many companies assume that even if a deal is sealed before Aug. 1, avoiding higher tariffs, it could yet be undone by a social media post from Mr. Trump at any moment.. . "The tariff roller coaster ride is going to continue," said Inga Fechner, senior economist for global trade at ING Bank
top"Let's be honest, an idea of 30 percent tariff rate is effectively prohibitive to the mutual trade," Maros Sefcovic, the European Union's trade commissioner, told reporters in Brussels on Monday
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump.
topWhat's more, many companies assume that even if a deal is sealed before Aug. 1, avoiding higher tariffs, it could yet be undone by a social media post from Mr. Trump at any moment.. . "The tariff roller coaster ride is going to continue," said Inga Fechner, senior economist for global trade at ING Bank
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr
top... sell more elsewhere, that "does not compensate for the loss of the American market," the study warned.. . Germany's economy ministry said on Monday that tariffs were expected to be a drag on German growth in the second half of the year
topTrump's latest threat risks deeper damage to the European economy, even as companies look for ways to blunt the impact.. . The European Trade Union Confederation warned on Monday that 20 percent tariffs could put at least 700,000 jobs at risk in the European Union,...
topTrump's latest threat risks deeper damage to the European economy, even as companies look for ways to blunt the impact.. . The European Trade Union Confederation warned on Monday that 20 percent tariffs could put at least 700,000 jobs at risk in the European Union,...
topBut even if French companies are able to sell more elsewhere, that "does not compensate for the loss of the American market," the study warned.. . Germany's economy ministry said on Monday that tariffs were expected to be a drag on German growth in the second half of the year
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump.. . "Even if negotiations ultimately avert the highest new tariffs, the longer it takes to get there, the more economic damage will accumulate," said Salomon Fiedler,...
top... executives facing a daily barrage of questions about where and how to produce products destined for the United States, and whether to absorb some of the cost of tariffs themselves to share the pain with American clients.. . "Different companies in the same room say different things about what they are producing and on how they are producing it" to avoid the sting of tariffs, said Eleonora Catella, deputy...
topBut even if French companies are able to sell more elsewhere, that "does not compensate for the loss of the American market," the study warned.. . Germany's economy ministry said on Monday that tariffs were expected to be a drag on German growth in the second half of the year
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump.
topWhat's more, many companies assume that even if a deal is sealed before Aug. 1, avoiding higher tariffs, it could yet be undone by a social media post from Mr. Trump at any moment.. . "The tariff roller coaster ride is going to continue," said Inga Fechner, senior economist for global trade at ING Bank
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump.. . "Even if negotiations ultimately avert the highest new tariffs, the longer it takes to get there, the...
topCompanies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump.. . "Even if negotiations ultimately avert the highest new tariffs, the longer it takes to get there, the more economic damage will accumulate," said Salomon Fiedler, an economist at Berenberg Bank
topMany had been operating on the assumption that European negotiators would cement a deal that included Mr. Trump's initial 10 percent tariff, while working to win concessions for crucial sectors including cars, steel and aluminum
topIf Mr. Trump's 30 percent tariff on European goods took effect, the impact "would be even more dramatic," the group said
topMany had been operating on the assumption that European negotiators would cement a deal that included Mr. Trump's initial 10 percent tariff, while working to win concessions for crucial sectors including cars, steel and...
topMany had been operating on the assumption that European negotiators would cement a deal that included Mr. Trump's initial 10 percent tariff, while working to win concessions for crucial sectors including cars, steel and aluminum
top. Companies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr
topTrump's initial 10 percent tariff, while working to win concessions for crucial sectors including cars, steel and aluminum. Since April, he has threatened to raise the tariff on European goods to 20 percent, then 50 percent, before pulling back, confounding executives
top. Companies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug. 1 deadline set by Mr. Trump.
topThe European Union is the biggest exporter to the United States, accounting for $600 billion of $3.2 trillion in annual U.S. imports.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat is more severe than what European businesses expected.
topExecutives fear they may become a target of Mr. Trump's wrath on social media.. . Their business partners in the United States are equally fearful of drawing Mr
topIn France, exports to the United States could slump as much as 2 percent, the Institute for Macroeconomic and International Policies in Paris said in a report, especially if there are "successive and contradictory announcements from the U.S
topTrump's 30 percent tariff on European goods took effect, the impact "would be even more dramatic," the group said.. . In France, exports to the United States could slump as much as 2 percent, the Institute for Macroeconomic and International Policies in Paris said in a report, especially if there are "successive and contradictory...
topEven as European Union negotiators redoubled efforts to secure a trade deal with the United States, businesses in Europe face prolonged uncertainty that makes it difficult - and costly - for them to come up with plans.
top"The current uncertainty caused by unjustified tariffs cannot persist indefinitely," he added.. . The European Union is the biggest exporter to the United States, accounting for $600 billion of $3.2 trillion in annual U.S
topGermany's economy ministry said on Monday that tariffs were expected to be a drag on German growth in the second half of the year. German exports to the United States fell more than 13 percent in May from a year earlier.
topJuly 14, 2025. . Even as European Union negotiators redoubled efforts to secure a trade deal with the United States, businesses in Europe face prolonged uncertainty that makes it difficult - and costly - for them to come up with plans
top"The current uncertainty caused by unjustified tariffs cannot persist indefinitely," he added.. . The European Union is the biggest exporter to the United States, accounting for $600 billion of $3.2 trillion in annual U.S
topEven as European Union negotiators redoubled efforts to secure a trade deal with the United States, businesses in Europe face prolonged uncertainty that makes it difficult - and costly - for them to come up with plans
topThe European Union is the biggest exporter to the United States, accounting for $600 billion of $3.2 trillion in annual U.S. imports.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat is more severe than what European businesses expected.
top"The current uncertainty caused by unjustified tariffs cannot persist indefinitely," he added.. . The European Union is the biggest exporter to the United States, accounting for $600 billion of $3.2 trillion in annual U.S
topJuly 14, 2025. . Even as European Union negotiators redoubled efforts to secure a trade deal with the United States, businesses in Europe face prolonged uncertainty that makes it difficult - and costly - for them to come up with plans
topThe European Union is the biggest exporter to the United States, accounting for $600 billion of $3.2 trillion in annual U.S. imports.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat is more severe than what European businesses expected.
topimports.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat is more severe than what European businesses expected. Many had been operating on the assumption that European negotiators would cement a deal that included Mr
top"They know that this is not the end of the story," she said.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat risks deeper damage to the European economy, even as companies look for ways to blunt the impact
top"They know that this is not the end of the story," she said.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat risks deeper damage to the European economy, even as companies look for ways to blunt the impact.
topMr. Trump's latest threat is more severe than what European businesses expected. Many had been operating on the assumption that European negotiators would cement a deal that included Mr.
topTrump's latest threat is more severe than what European businesses expected. Many had been operating on the assumption that European negotiators would cement a deal that included Mr.
top"They know that this is not the end of the story," she said.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat risks deeper damage to the European economy, even as companies look for ways to blunt the impact.
topimports.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat is more severe than what European businesses expected. Many had been operating on the assumption that European negotiators would cement a deal that included Mr
top"They know that this is not the end of the story," she said.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat risks deeper damage to the European economy, even as companies look for ways to blunt the impact.
topTrump's initial 10 percent tariff, while working to win concessions for crucial sectors including cars, steel and aluminum. Since April, he has threatened to raise the tariff on European goods to 20 percent, then 50 percent, before pulling back, confounding executives.
top... European Trade Union Confederation warned on Monday that 20 percent tariffs could put at least 700,000 jobs at risk in the European Union, and that doesn't include the sector-specific tariffs on cars, steel and more.
topTrump's initial 10 percent tariff, while working to win concessions for crucial sectors including cars, steel and aluminum. Since April, he has threatened to raise the tariff on European goods to 20 percent, then 50 percent, before pulling back, confounding executives.
topThe European Trade Union Confederation warned on Monday that 20 percent tariffs could put at least 700,000 jobs at risk in the European Union, and that doesn't include the sector-specific tariffs on cars, steel and more.
topMany companies are wary of complaining publicly, especially European brands that are popular among American consumers. Executives fear they may become a target of Mr.
top... he has threatened to raise the tariff on European goods to 20 percent, then 50 percent, before pulling back, confounding executives.. . Companies ultimately expect a better deal, but the costs of the zigzag tariff policy are mounting with each day that passes ahead of the new Aug.
topThe European Trade Union Confederation warned on Monday that 20 percent tariffs could put at least 700,000 jobs at risk in the European Union, and that doesn't include the sector-specific tariffs on cars, steel and more.
top"Even if negotiations ultimately avert the highest new tariffs, the longer it takes to get there, the more economic damage will accumulate," said Salomon Fiedler, an economist at Berenberg Bank.. . Many companies are wary of complaining publicly, especially European brands that are popular among American consumers
top"They know that this is not the end of the story," she said.. . Mr. Trump's latest threat risks deeper damage to the European economy, even as companies look for ways to blunt the impact..