Overview
- The European Union is drafting a $113 billion tariff list targeting U.S. goods, adding to $23.9 billion in existing levies on steel and aluminum.
- EU member states will review the proposed measures over the next month, with the list potentially finalized after consultations.
- EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič warned that U.S. trade investigations could subject 97% of EU exports to tariffs, up from 70% currently affected.
- Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury has called for reciprocal tariffs on U.S. aircraft if negotiations fail, citing the need to protect the aerospace industry.
- The European Commission plans to share a negotiating paper with the U.S. this week, aiming to reduce trade barriers and avoid further escalation.