Trump fees threaten European goods of 549 billion euros

The European Union expects the commercial measures launched by President Donald Trump to increase the size of European commodities that will be subject to US customs duties to achieve $ 549 billion (approximately $ 622 billion), increasing the complexity of commercial conflict via Atlantic, while trying to negotiate the two parties. The United States said it could impose customs duties on wood imports, medicines, semi -commitments and highly important minerals and trucks, which would lead to an extra impact on 170 billion euros of the European Union commodities, which according to the European Union, according to the European Union, will be represented during a speech on Tuesday. Serpent European criticism, during his talks with the delegates in Strasbourg, France, explained: “These customs duties are unjustified and cause economic damage to both parties. Sepkovic is negotiating to the United States this week, in an attempt to launch or motivate, the European commitment, which was to reduce and To improve European investments in the United States, and to work together on strategic challenges such as confronting unconditional competition, as well as buying more US commodities. Trump’s fees imposed on steel and aluminum. Earlier this month, the European Union agreed to postpone the implementation of a set of rates against anti measures against the United States for a period of 90 days, which was supposed to set up in response to the 25% definitions imposed on the execution of minerals. The move came after the US president reduced the rate of mutual tariffs on most of the European Union from 20% to 10% for a similar period. Trump also imposed 25% fees on cars and some parts. The diversification of European trade relations, Sivkovic, also said that the European Union is moving quickly to diversify its commercial and investment relations with countries around the world and reduce the impact of its trade relations that see the challenges and problems with the United States. Sivkovic also refers to another important concern for the European Union, which is the risk of the flow of cheap merchandise, which is mostly from China, to the European market due to customs duties imposed by the United States. Civkovic explained that the European Commission, the trade union’s executive arm, is ready to use all available instruments to protect the conglomerate products. “We are monitoring the potential risks of changing one country to another by a specialized team to monitor imports,” Civkovic added. “We expect preliminary results for these efforts to appear in mid -May.”