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  1. Trump Sets July 4 Deadline for EU Trade Deal Compliance, Threatens 'Much Higher' Tariffs

    President Trump demands EU trade deal compliance by July 4 or faces higher tariffs. EU faces potential 25% car tariffs if obligations aren't met.

    #TrumpTrade, #EUTariffs, #TradeDeal, #USEconomy, #July4Deadline

    newsletter.tf/trump-july-4-eu-

  2. President Trump has set a July 4 deadline for the EU to comply with a trade deal, threatening to raise tariffs significantly. This is a critical moment for EU-US trade relations.

    #TrumpTrade, #EUTariffs, #TradeDeal, #USEconomy, #July4Deadline
    newsletter.tf/trump-july-4-eu-

  3. Mercosur: How are Europe and South America deepening their economic ties?

    The European Union and Mercosur trade relationship connects over 700 million consumers across Europe and South America. The…
    #Europe #EU #agriculturalgoods #EU-Mercosur #European #Mercosur #SouthAmerica #TheEuropeanUnion #tradedeal #traderelationship
    europesays.com/europe/37709/

  4. Trump gives EU until July 4 to ratify deal or face tariff hike

    The EU has yet to ratify an agreement reached last year with the United States to lower Trump’s…
    #Economy #EconomyofEU #EconomyoftheEU #EUeconomy #EUmemberstates #Europe #theeu #tradedeal #trump #UnitedStates #UrsulavonderLeyen
    europesays.com/2973548/

  5. Trump threatens EU with higher tariffs, gives July 4th deadline

    WASHINGTON (TNND) — President Donald Trump threatened the European Union with higher tariffs if they do not agree…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanUnion #Iranconflict #July4th #Tariffs #tradedeal #trump #UrsulavonderLeyen #Whiskeyrestrictions
    europesays.com/europe/34844/

  6. EU says ready for ‘every scenario’ after Trump car tariff threat

    The European Union is “prepared for every scenario” after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to hike levies on…
    #Europe #EU #AutoIndustry #Automotive #cars #DonaldTrump #EuropeanUnion #Tariffs #Trade #tradedeal #UrsulavonderLeyen #US-EUrelations #us-tariffs
    europesays.com/europe/31930/

  7. TRUMP READIES 25% TARIFF ON EU AUTOS AMID TRADE DEAL DISPUTE

    US President Trump plans to raise tariffs on EU cars to 25% next week, citing non-compliance with a trade deal. This impacts EU automakers and US consumers.

    #USTariffs, #EUTariffs, #CarTrade, #TradeDeal, #TrumpAdministration

    newsletter.tf/us-25-percent-ta

  8. The US plans to increase tariffs on EU cars to 25%, a significant jump from the current 15%. This could make cars more expensive for Americans.

    #USTariffs, #EUTariffs, #CarTrade, #TradeDeal, #TrumpAdministration
    newsletter.tf/us-25-percent-ta

  9. China trade deal has Canadians looking forward to cheaper electric vehicles

    In Canada, fans and foes of Chinese electric vehicles are holding their breath for brands like BYD to…
    #NewsBeep #News #Business #Beijing #britishcolumbia #BYD #CA #Canada #Canadiangovernment #ChevroletEV #China #ChineseEV #DougFord #geely #importquotas #nio #ontario #Ottawa #Tariffs #TESLA #tradedeal
    newsbeep.com/ca/613537/

  10. ENERGY & TRADE TIES SHORED UP AMID GEOPOLITICAL CURRENTS

    Australia and Brunei have agreed on a new pact to improve access to fuel and food supplies. This deal will help secure key imports for Australia.

    #AustraliaBrunei, #FuelSecurity, #FoodSecurity, #TradeDeal, #Canberra

    newsletter.tf/australia-brunei

  11. U.S. Automakers Raise Alarm As EU Set to Ban Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado and Ram 1500 For Safety Reasons

    U.S. automakers have spoken against the revision of Europe’s Individual Vehicle Approval scheme, which could ban large pickup…
    #Europe #EU #Americanautomakers #Americanmanufacturers #DonaldTrump #EuropeanUnion #importtariffs #pickuptrucks #tradedeal #U.S.
    europesays.com/europe/10491/

  12. Tomorrow, the European Parliament will vote on reducing tariffs on US goods as part of the EU–US trade deal agreed in August 2025. While this vote is limited in scope, it will in practice determine whether the broader trade deal moves forward. After careful consideration, the five Volt MEPs have decided to vote against this unbalanced deal. Here they explain why 👇

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    #EUpol #TradeAgreement #TradeDeal #Trump #Tariffs #EP #Europe #US #USA #Volt

  13. Farmers' Concerns Escalate Over India-U.S. Trade Agreement

    Indian farmers protest a new trade deal with the U.S. fearing subsidized goods will hurt their income. Opposition parties plan campaigns.

    #IndiaUSATrade, #FarmerProtests, #Agriculture, #TradeDeal, #IndianFarmers

    newsletter.tf/india-us-trade-d

  14. Farmers' Concerns Escalate Over India-U.S. Trade Agreement

    Indian farmers protest a new trade deal with the U.S. fearing subsidized goods will hurt their income. Opposition parties plan campaigns.

    #IndiaUSATrade, #FarmerProtests, #Agriculture, #TradeDeal, #IndianFarmers

    newsletter.tf/india-us-trade-d

  15. This is a good read from #TheHindu on the #TradeDeal between #India and #US.
    Clearly India has surrendered to US bullying and this deal is no way benefitting India. It is going to have a major impact on India's farming sector making India a vassal state.

    Some excerpts from the article.

    The U.S. makes it clear that it rescinded 25% punitive tariffs on India (imposed in August 2025), under three understandings: that India would stop buying Russian oil; that it had already begun to do so, and that the U.S. would impose tariffs again if India were to resume Russian oil supplies. Mr. Trump has even set up a panel of his top officials to monitor India’s oil intake. What is perhaps even more surprising is that the order states that India has agreed to “align sufficiently with the United States on national security, foreign policy, and economic matters”.
    The Indian government has not so far denied any of these claims, instead issuing long statements outlining India’s energy sourcing priorities and the need to diversify its supply sources On the ground, the trends are clear: India’s imports of Russian oil have been reducing since November 2025, and oil purchases in December 2025 crashed to 38-month lows. From 40% of its oil intake in 2024, Russia now accounts for 25%.
    Should India accept the U.S.’s ultimatums to halt Russian oil imports, it would mirror its 2019 approach of compliance on giving up Iranian and Venezuelan oil — resisting at first before ultimately yielding to U.S. pressure months later. The U.S. is now pushing for India to buy American and American-controlled Venezuelan oil, for India to give up the Chabahar port project and all trade with Iran.
    If New Delhi agrees to all these, it will not only lose respect and goodwill with the countries in question (where India had promised to increase trade and investment) but also its credibility as a buyer and supplier in the market worldwide. This could prove particularly awkward for India as it prepares to host this year’s BRICS summit, with the leaders of Russia, Iran and other developing-world partners expected to attend.
    www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/india-tested-from-us-sanctions-to-one-sided-trade-deal/article70629520.ece

  16. This is a good read from #TheHindu on the #TradeDeal between #India and #US.
    Clearly India has surrendered to US bullying and this deal is no way benefitting India. It is going to have a major impact on India's farming sector making India a vassal state.

    Some excerpts from the article.

    The U.S. makes it clear that it rescinded 25% punitive tariffs on India (imposed in August 2025), under three understandings: that India would stop buying Russian oil; that it had already begun to do so, and that the U.S. would impose tariffs again if India were to resume Russian oil supplies. Mr. Trump has even set up a panel of his top officials to monitor India’s oil intake. What is perhaps even more surprising is that the order states that India has agreed to “align sufficiently with the United States on national security, foreign policy, and economic matters”.
    The Indian government has not so far denied any of these claims, instead issuing long statements outlining India’s energy sourcing priorities and the need to diversify its supply sources On the ground, the trends are clear: India’s imports of Russian oil have been reducing since November 2025, and oil purchases in December 2025 crashed to 38-month lows. From 40% of its oil intake in 2024, Russia now accounts for 25%.
    Should India accept the U.S.’s ultimatums to halt Russian oil imports, it would mirror its 2019 approach of compliance on giving up Iranian and Venezuelan oil — resisting at first before ultimately yielding to U.S. pressure months later. The U.S. is now pushing for India to buy American and American-controlled Venezuelan oil, for India to give up the Chabahar port project and all trade with Iran.
    If New Delhi agrees to all these, it will not only lose respect and goodwill with the countries in question (where India had promised to increase trade and investment) but also its credibility as a buyer and supplier in the market worldwide. This could prove particularly awkward for India as it prepares to host this year’s BRICS summit, with the leaders of Russia, Iran and other developing-world partners expected to attend.
    www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/india-tested-from-us-sanctions-to-one-sided-trade-deal/article70629520.ece

  17. This is a good read from #TheHindu on the #TradeDeal between #India and #US.
    Clearly India has surrendered to US bullying and this deal is no way benefitting India. It is going to have a major impact on India's farming sector making India a vassal state.

    Some excerpts from the article.

    The U.S. makes it clear that it rescinded 25% punitive tariffs on India (imposed in August 2025), under three understandings: that India would stop buying Russian oil; that it had already begun to do so, and that the U.S. would impose tariffs again if India were to resume Russian oil supplies. Mr. Trump has even set up a panel of his top officials to monitor India’s oil intake. What is perhaps even more surprising is that the order states that India has agreed to “align sufficiently with the United States on national security, foreign policy, and economic matters”.
    The Indian government has not so far denied any of these claims, instead issuing long statements outlining India’s energy sourcing priorities and the need to diversify its supply sources On the ground, the trends are clear: India’s imports of Russian oil have been reducing since November 2025, and oil purchases in December 2025 crashed to 38-month lows. From 40% of its oil intake in 2024, Russia now accounts for 25%.
    Should India accept the U.S.’s ultimatums to halt Russian oil imports, it would mirror its 2019 approach of compliance on giving up Iranian and Venezuelan oil — resisting at first before ultimately yielding to U.S. pressure months later. The U.S. is now pushing for India to buy American and American-controlled Venezuelan oil, for India to give up the Chabahar port project and all trade with Iran.
    If New Delhi agrees to all these, it will not only lose respect and goodwill with the countries in question (where India had promised to increase trade and investment) but also its credibility as a buyer and supplier in the market worldwide. This could prove particularly awkward for India as it prepares to host this year’s BRICS summit, with the leaders of Russia, Iran and other developing-world partners expected to attend.
    www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/india-tested-from-us-sanctions-to-one-sided-trade-deal/article70629520.ece

  18. This is a good read from #TheHindu on the #TradeDeal between #India and #US.
    Clearly India has surrendered to US bullying and this deal is no way benefitting India. It is going to have a major impact on India's farming sector making India a vassal state.

    Some excerpts from the article.

    The U.S. makes it clear that it rescinded 25% punitive tariffs on India (imposed in August 2025), under three understandings: that India would stop buying Russian oil; that it had already begun to do so, and that the U.S. would impose tariffs again if India were to resume Russian oil supplies. Mr. Trump has even set up a panel of his top officials to monitor India’s oil intake. What is perhaps even more surprising is that the order states that India has agreed to “align sufficiently with the United States on national security, foreign policy, and economic matters”.
    The Indian government has not so far denied any of these claims, instead issuing long statements outlining India’s energy sourcing priorities and the need to diversify its supply sources On the ground, the trends are clear: India’s imports of Russian oil have been reducing since November 2025, and oil purchases in December 2025 crashed to 38-month lows. From 40% of its oil intake in 2024, Russia now accounts for 25%.
    Should India accept the U.S.’s ultimatums to halt Russian oil imports, it would mirror its 2019 approach of compliance on giving up Iranian and Venezuelan oil — resisting at first before ultimately yielding to U.S. pressure months later. The U.S. is now pushing for India to buy American and American-controlled Venezuelan oil, for India to give up the Chabahar port project and all trade with Iran.
    If New Delhi agrees to all these, it will not only lose respect and goodwill with the countries in question (where India had promised to increase trade and investment) but also its credibility as a buyer and supplier in the market worldwide. This could prove particularly awkward for India as it prepares to host this year’s BRICS summit, with the leaders of Russia, Iran and other developing-world partners expected to attend.
    www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/india-tested-from-us-sanctions-to-one-sided-trade-deal/article70629520.ece

  19. India-US Trade Deal: Officials Assert Farmer Interests Protected Amidst Opposition Claims

    newsletter.tf/india-us-trade-f

    India's government states a new trade deal with the US protects its farmers, while some opposition leaders claim the opposite.

    #IndiaUS, #TradeDeal, #IndianFarmers, #Agriculture, #Government

  20. India Says New Trade Deal with US Protects Farmers

    India's government has made a new trade deal with the United States. Ministers say this deal will help Indian farmers and protect their interests. Some politicians disagree and say the deal is bad for farmers. The government says it will help sell more Indian goods like cotton and rice.

    newsletter.tf/india-us-trade-f

    #IndiaUS, #TradeDeal, #IndianFarmers, #Agriculture, #Government