In any case, the announced tariffs will harm American producers and consumers in the end,
I hope we can avoid the misguided path of tariffs and counter-tariffs, as trade wars ultimately come at the expense of prosperity on both sides,
If the U.S. leaves us no other choice, the EU will respond with a united position,
The US president agreed that an exemption was under consideration in the interests of both of our countries,
It is worth doing everything to avoid unnecessary trade and customs wars, because this brings negative consequences for producers and consumers,
History shows that unilateral tariffs often provoke retaliatory measures, disrupting supply chains and undermining economic stability,
In steel, we expect higher domestic prices, however, low capacity utilization rates and growing steelmaking capacity could keep a lid on price gains,
It's 25% without exceptions or exemptions. That's all countries, no matter where it comes from, all countries,
The damage will extend beyond just the steel and aluminum sectors, impacting all businesses that rely on these materials throughout the supply chain,
Foreign customers are shifting their supply chains away from U.S. producers. Once removed, especially for smaller, family-owned businesses, it is difficult to regain that lost business,
The EU will act to safeguard its economic interests,
Losing a significant part of these exports cannot be compensated for by EU exports to other markets,
When he starts again now, then we will, of course, immediately reinstate our countermeasures,
It will further worsen the situation of the European steel industry, exacerbating an already dire market environment,
Ultimately, trade wars always cost both sides prosperity."
Motorcycles, jeans, peanut butter, bourbon, whiskey and a whole range of products that of course also affect American exporters" would be targeted
I deeply regret the US decision to impose tariffs on European steel and aluminum exports,
We are the US’s closest ally. Our economies are integrated. Canadian steel and aluminum are used in a number of key US industries, whether it is defence, shipbuilding, manufacturing, energy, automotive,
Small businesses run on very small margins. And so a 25-percent increase in any product is going to hurt,
The reality is, though, our suppliers have international sources for aluminum steel. So that price will come through and it may be a speculative part in the market where price would come up because the tariffs are even rumored.”