The United States and European Union have reached a major trade agreement just before a looming deadline, setting a 15% baseline tariff on EU goods imported to the US. This deal averts a potentially damaging trade war and brings relief to global markets, but many in Europe see it as a compromise made under pressure. The agreement includes significant European commitments to purchase US energy and invest in American industries, but leaves some sectors, like steel, still facing high tariffs. While the deal provides short-term stability and predictability for businesses, it has sparked debate over whether Europe conceded too much to US demands. Investors responded positively, but the long-term impact on transatlantic relations and global trade remains uncertain.
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