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EU-US trade deal analysis: Tariffs have a price for both sides. Trump was willing to pay it
For now - provided the deal can be finally signed off by both sides - the risk of an immediate trade conflict have been averted. US president Donald Trump had threatened 30 per cent tariffs on EU imports from August 1st and the EU had drawn up a list of US goods on which it would impose tariffs of its own.
Recent agreements under the Donald Trump administration will alleviate tariff pressures and bolster Boeing's backlog of over $600 billion.
The president’s vision for reshaping global trade is falling into place, but he is embarking on an experiment that economists ...
Tariffs are rising sharply in 2025, with the US rates jumping to 13.3%—the highest since 1939—fueling global uncertainty and ...
A looming 30% U.S. tariff on EU imports threatens to disrupt global aircraft deliveries, spike airline costs, and escalate ...
Boeing is reeling in big orders as foreign countries try to increase purchases of American goods. Click here to see why BA ...
Countries striking agreements with the United States have pledged to buy more Boeing planes, but it’s not clear whether those ...
Boeing's chief executive Kelly Ortberg has credited the Trump administration's trade negotiation approach with increasing the ...
Ryanair is plotting to bypass tit-for-tat tariffs between Donald Trump and Brussels by diverting an order of Boeing jets to Britain.
U.S. trade negotiations have transitioned from their opening act, with its many twists and turns, into a new, protracted chapter: the Slow Grind. It may be less turbulent than this past spring's ...
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