Handelsgespräche werden im Rennen erhöht, um Trumps Tarife vom 2. April zu vermeiden

Countries are rushing to offer concessions to the US in the final week before President Donald Trump’s „Liberation Day“ on April 2, when he plans to reveal tariffs to offset levies on US goods. The European Union, India, and other nations are engaging in talks with US officials to address Trump’s grievances over trade imbalances and potentially avoid tariffs. Ireland’s prime minister has warned that Trump’s approach to tariffs risks exposing EU divisions, while other countries such as the UK and Malaysia are considering measures to remove policies that disadvantage American companies. The threat of a global trade war has sparked concerns among central bankers and finance ministers, who fear it could inhibit economic growth and fuel inflation. As the deadline approaches, countries are trying to offer concessions and defensive responses to mitigate the impact of US tariffs, with some nations also seeking to realign their geopolitical alliances and hedge their bets amidst the uncertainty.