The EU delays the first meter tariffs against us in mid-April – national

This The European Union President Donald has postponed its first opposition to the United States on Trump’s metals tariffs Until the middle of April, the US goods allow them to offer additional weeks and suggests for negotiations.

On April 1, the European Commission offered 4.5 billion euros (4.9 billion euros ($ 4.9 billion) on April 1, and offered the 2018 tariffs to 18 billion euros in April 13.

“We are now thinking that two sets of two sets of two sets of EU counteract the EU can consult the Member States at the same time,” European Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic informed the hearing in the European Parliament on Thursday.

The commission soon confirmed that the opposite of the EU counterparts will enter into force in mid-April.

The first set of countermeasures includes the US Bourbon to apply a 50 percent tariff. Trump threatened to hit a 200 percent tariff in all wines and other alcohol products from the EU, if the bloc moves in this case.

Trump management also plans the “mutual” tariffs to redistribute the global trading system on April 2.

Sefcovic said that in the talks so far, such as negotiations in the negotiations to reduce import duties for industrial goods, such as our partners.

“I don’t think the thought of the United States is in this direction,” and appeared to add and re-industrial, adding and to add priority.

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“I believe that this is the best way to do this. I hope we will take this discussion one day, but we are not open.

The reverse measure delay can allow some adjustments to the targeted goods.

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, Sunday, US Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the US Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, said he warned the EU partners against the United States.

“I’m a good thing to answer more tariffs,” he said, “Meloni, who is close to Trump.

France and Italy are the largest exporter of wine in the United States.

Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin, a large whiskey exporter, was sensitive to Europe’s time to assess the US Events Package of Europe and then give “smart and strategic response.”