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27-member blocks, the latest threats against Washington’s exports are called ‘completely unacceptable’.
The European Union presents the US President Donald Trump’s leadership, provides 30 percentage tariffs from the block next month, promised opposing measures against the United States.
Ministers discuss the tariff threat after meeting in Brussels on Monday Trump was given over the weekendEU trade representative Maros Sefjovic said that such an action in Washington will be “completely unacceptable.”
Sefjovic said they wanted to agree with the negotiations of 27 nation blocs with the largest business partner in the United States.
“I’m completely 100 percent sure that a solution to the negotiation solution is better than the tension we can be after August 1,” he said.
Danish Foreign Minister Lokke Rasmussen, which is currently the presidency of the EU, has strengthened the same message.
“The EU is ready to react and requires strong and proportional opposite measures if required and there is a strong feeling in the unity room,” he said.
As part of the preparations, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani confirmed that the EU planned to target US goods worth $ 24.5 billion.
Trump’s latest trade warfallation excited European politicians and enterprises operating in Europe.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the highest US would “strike the German export industry nuclei.”
Meanwhile, the American Chamber of Commerce, a group representing large US companies in the European Union, the Trump’s plan could “be harmful in all sectors of the United States economy, he said.
In uncertainty, European reserves fell on Monday, with cars and alcohol reserves among those worst.
Speaking from the oval control of the White House on Monday, Trump said he wanted to talk to the EU with the EU to increase the economy and revitalize local production.
After the target of “mutual tariffs” in the United States, the US president took a break 90 days to discuss individual agreements.
While targeting the EU last week, Trump will also bring up to 25 percent tariffs against Japan and South Korea, 35 percent of tariffs against Mexico and 35 percent of tariffs against Canada.
