EU targets US aircraft and car exports in new list of potential tariffs
Briefly

The European Union is exploring tariffs on various US exports, including Boeing aircraft, in an effort to counter President Trump's tariffs. This move follows a warning from the EU that it is prepared to take legal action against the US for its blanket tariffs. The proposed tariffs could significantly impact US industries, especially aerospace and tech, and already facing challenges in Irish markets. Meanwhile, budget airline Ryanair threatens to cancel aircraft orders amidst rising costs due to potential tariffs. The EU emphasizes it is responding strategically, not simply retaliating dollar for dollar against US tariffs.
The EU's proposed tariffs are aimed at a broad range of US exports, including Boeing aircraft and various consumer goods, reflecting ongoing tensions in trade relations.
In response to Trump's tariffs, the EU is readying retaliatory measures that encompass both immediate and long-term targets, indicating a firm stance against perceived unfair trade practices.
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