'A bad day for world trade': EU retaliates to Trump's tariffs
Fears of trade war resurface
President Trump. Photos: iStockphoto/Michael Vadon/Flickr/Creative Commons CC BY-SA 2.0
The European Union (EU) has retaliated to US President Donald Trump extending tariffs on steel and aluminium to the bloc, confirming it is launching a dispute settlement case and adding further taxes to US imports.
Trump's tariffs, which will comprise 25% on steel and 10% on aluminium, were enacted at midnight (1 June) and hit EU exports valued at €6.4bn in 2017, as well as Canada and Mexico, after talks failed....
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