US EditionEU will not be pushed into unfair US tariffs deal, says trade chief
- On May 6, 2025, the European Union stated it would not agree to a tariff arrangement with the US that it deems inequitable during their ongoing trade discussions.
- The EU prefers negotiating a fair agreement but states it faces 25% US tariffs on steel, aluminum, and cars, with potential increases after July 8.
- European Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič said the EU suspended countermeasures to allow talks but will impose tariffs on about €100 billion in US goods if talks fail.
- ŠEfčovič asserted that they are not being compelled to agree to an unfair deal and remain prepared to consider all possible outcomes.
- The EU's stance suggests it will maintain a firm position to ensure a balanced trade framework and counter possible import surges caused by US tariffs.
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