The European Union has just blinked.
After President Trump unleashed a bold wave of tariffs aimed at realigning global trade in favor of American workers, the European bloc—long benefitting from a lopsided trade surplus—has come crawling back to the table. EU officials confirmed Monday they are now “ready to negotiate,” signaling a stunning reversal just days after Trump’s aggressive tariffs rocked the foundations of transatlantic commerce.
The move marks a huge win for Trump’s “America First” doctrine and another blow to the globalist consensus that’s allowed foreign economies to profit at the expense of American manufacturers.
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In prepared remarks that read more like a concession than a challenge, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen admitted, “We have offered zero-for-zero tariffs for industrial goods as we have successfully done with many other trading partners.” A clear indication that the EU has run out of leverage.
She added, “Europe is always ready for a good deal,” repeating Trump’s mantra that fair trade—not free trade—should be the foundation of economic cooperation.
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