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Spanish black olive exporters have called on the EU to hit back at steep tariffs imposed under U.S. President Donald Trump, using powers authorised last week by the World Trade Organization.
U.S. tariffs have taken their toll on a myriad of industries as the world continues to navigate the new international trade order instituted under President Donald Trump. But this week, German automakers were in the spotlight as some of the world's best-known Bavarian brands all reported the same
The European Union’s proposal to halve flat-rolled steel import quotas and double tariffs has raised fears of market monopolization and price disruption across Europe’s steel industry.
In the year since Donald Trump's election as U.S. president, global financial markets have had to navigate policy shocks and unprecedented uncertainty and high volatility, with stocks, gold and crypto hitting record highs.
A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. basket of European stocks most exposed to tariffs outperformed the broader market in October after trailing for most of the year.
The Senate on Thursday voted to terminate President Trump’s sweeping global tariffs, after passing two resolutions seeking to repeal the levies in Canada and Brazil earlier this week. Four Republican senators voted with Democrats to approve the bipartisan resolution ending the steep rates on allies such as the European Union,
The European Central Bank left its key interest rate unchanged Thursday as inflation remains under control and European businesses weather the impact of higher U.S. tariffs better than previously feared.
President Donald Trump announced in a late August Truth Social post that all countries with “digital taxes, legislation, rules, or regulations” will face “substantial additional tariffs” from the United States until those barriers are removed.
The European Union's top trade official said on Friday he had intervened directly to help Italy resolve a row with the United States over extra tariffs on pasta. Thirteen Italian pasta companies - including the biggest and well-known brand Barilla - face an extra 92% duty,