The trade deal agreed between the US and the European Union is broadly in line with European Central Bank forecasts, but uncertainties remain in areas such as pharmaceuticals and semiconductors. The EU has agreed to additional tariffs of 15% on most exports to the US, which will slow economic growth but avoid an all-out trade war. Lagarde stressed the need to diversify EU trade to counter the impact of US tariffs.
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Acordul comercial dintre SUA şi UE nu este departe de scenariul de bază al Băncii Centrale Europene, susține președinta instituției bancare
Acordul comercial dintre SUA și UE nu este departe de scenariul de bază al BCE, spune Christine Lagarde
Acordul comercial SUA-UE nu este departe de scenariul de bază al BCE – Lagarde
Președinta BCE: SUA rămân un partener important, dar Europa ar trebui să aprofundeze relații comerciale și cu alte state
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