‘Europe holds a lot of cards,’ EU head says as new Trump tariffs loom

We have everything we need to protect our people and our prosperity,

What they're saying ... Ursula von der Leyen told the European Parliament

We are open to negotiations. We will approach these negotiations from a position of strength. Europe holds a lot of cards,

von der Leyen said

You’re going to see in two days,

he told reporters in the Oval Office

We’re still in the early innings of the story,

said Ron Temple, the chief market strategist for Lazard’s financial advisory and asset management business

I don’t think anybody thinks it’s going to go well,

said Michael Strain, the director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute

It is essential we integrate them in our financial ecosystem and make it easier for institutions, businesses large and small, and consumers to access them,

he wrote in a letter shared with MM

We’re not ignorant of it,

said a White House official, who was granted anonymity to speak frankly about the potential fallout from new tariffs

It's still very unclear what the president is is going to do,

international trade attorney Tim Brightbill told the Washington Examiner

We especially recognized the need for ongoing trilateral economic and trade cooperation to effectively address emerging challenges and achieve tangible outcomes in key areas,

representatives of the three nations said in a joint statement

This is going to be amazing,

Trump said Monday inside the Oval Office

You would start with all countries so let's see what happens."

When asked on Air Force One how many countries would be affected, Trump told reporters

Whatever they charge us, we're charging them."

He previously described the goal of reciprocal tariffs as such

The president will be announcing a tariff plan that will roll back the unfair trade practices that have been tripping off our country for decades,

she said