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>Preparing European steelmakers for a bleak scenario, the EU’s Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström said on Tuesday (22 May) there were “signals” from the US administration that it would impose tariffs on EU’s steel and aluminium exports or enforce other types of restrictions.

>Trump granted a temporary exemption to Europe on the tariffs but set 1 June as a deadline for finding a solution. His ultimate goal is to reduce the US trade deficit vis-à-vis Europe.

>If he is not satisfied with the European offer, he could impose 25% and 10% tariffs on Europe’s steel and aluminium exports to the US, respectively.

>Diplomats noted over the past days that Germany was pushing for starting trade negotiations with the US administration in order to avoid the tariffs and the start of a trade war with Europe.

Germany breaks ranks again huh?

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China did the same thing. It's funny how this plan has worked so far.

Thats what Trump's speech about "many lost Chinese jobs" was all about?

The last time the US tried something like that they got their shit pushed in

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he's all bluster and appeasing to his boomer base.
He's also said the same shit about China, but is desperately trying to save ZTE

Starting a trade war is always dumb, even more so doing it with the EU

The last time was in the early 2000s. Europe was still a consumption powerhouse and the US in a small recession.

It's 2018. Europe is trapped in an eternal financial crisis and the US is doing well. The parties are also in complete disarray so trying to target influential Republicans is pretty much pointless.

The EU will crush all opposition. China, the US and Russia will all fold before us in the impending war

We grew more than the US in 2017, pretty much everyone in the EU is doing well. Eastern Europe is booming.
We are also about to finalize new trade deals with Canada and a bunch of other countries. If the US is doing so well I don't see reasons to resort to protectionism

Yeah, and it only took you ten years of negative interest rates.

Bravo, you inflated asset prices by 2.7% by flooding your economies with cheap money. Truly European economics is a thing to behold.

>Norway
>the EU
>WE

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Why is it always Americans starting trade wars? I thought that free trade was good and cool and that mutts love that shit. Where are the protectionists in EU?

Not a news that we were in crisis. But the EU isn't doing badly as an institution and as a trade block

not this time.

>brainlet leftist trys to act like he understand international trade.

go to /lgbt/ with you.

Why? He seems to be winning it.
Europeans are not as strong as they were, they know they can't win a trade war when their union is falling apart.

>Why? He seems to be winning it.
Why did he backpedal on the first measures then?
>they know they can't win a trade war when their union is falling apart.
Lolwut? The EU hasn't been in a better shape in the last 10 years probably

I thought we had no inflation.

The lack of inflation is another issue altogether, and is more tied to an aging, investment and export driven economic model (although France is actually doing fairly good in this regard, it's just tied down by everyone else).

Negative interest rates are basically an attempt force liquidity into markets when none is really available. There's a reason why European banks are kind of on the rocks right now - you can't make money on loans in an environment of negative interest rates.

>Ongoing crisis
>Brexit
>Catalonia crackdown
>Upcoming Italy shitshow
The e""""u"""" is dead as we knew it or will totally cease to exist in any form

>Ongoing crisis
The economy is doing way better
>Brexit
An absolute shitshow, no wonder nobody wants to follow the UK
>catalonia crackdown
I haven't seen that in the news in the last 10 months, it's more of a Spanish internal thing
>Italy shitshow
They already backed down on leaving the eurozone, and they are surely not leaving the EU. Our probable next PM is quite moderate

And how do the US manage to do well?

It's a completely different system desu. The US has a fairly robust population (young with lots of consumption) and a large, diverse financial sector. The government doesn't need to lean on banks with negative interest rate policies in order to drum up liquidity, since most businesses in the US are funded by private equity markets and not by banks.

There's a ton of differences between the two systems and I could spend hours going through them, but pic related kind of cuts to the heart of the issue.

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The economy is based on anemic growth and investment. Europe is lagging far behind in most cutting edge technology and has 0 army. It's an irrelevant peninsula that still has cash from colonialist momentum.
You will be next when your government will try to fullfil it's promises and the eurocrats will sabotage tlyour economy and shut down your banks.
e""""u"""" is all about human rights and freedom till the time comes to prove it. With Catalonia they just shut their lying, snake tongued mouths.

Oh you're the butthurt greek
Opinion discarded

The only butthurt i see in here is from eubots now that they see that their shithole """"union"""" is crumbling.

Nah you are butthurt. Think on how many words have you written about e"""""u"""""" on this site seething.

Yes and i encouraged many other anons to speak up about the e""""u"""".

>butthurt
He is autistic. His behavior is a copy-pasta of Sheikh Suleiman al-Britani.

Yes
we're the same person probably too

funny thing is, whatever happens, whatever everyone else boycots, it's good for US domestic economy and it creates jobs in the US.
and everyone else just loses US money and market access until they bend over or agree to be American corporations' puppets to avoid competitive disadvantage

>Why did he backpedal on the first measures then?
Negotiating tactic.

>The EU hasn't been in a better shape in the last 10 years probably
You say this as Brexit is happening, Italy is about to create and anti-eu government and some eastern block nations defy every order from brussels.

I'm not even talking about the millions of nigger invaders.

So the most major effects on the eu are just being brushed aside by you.

If you can't argue your point don't even bother, wop.