The European Union is pushing back against U.S. trade policies in a move that could ripple across global markets. EU member states approved retaliatory tariffs targeting $24B worth of American goods—from farm staples like soybeans to dentistry essentials—after labeling U.S. steel and aluminum levies "unjustified and damaging."
Three Waves of Economic Impact
April 15: Cranberries, orange juice, and more get hit.
May 16: Steel, meat, white chocolate (yes, really! ), and plastics face duties.
December 1: Soybeans and almonds take the final blow.
The EU emphasized that the measures aim to balance the scales and can be paused if talks resume. But with goods ranging from Harley-Davidson motorcycles to tobacco on the list, tensions are heating up faster than TikTok drama.
Trade Wars: A Double-Edged Sword?
While the EU insists it's open to negotiations, professionals and entrepreneurs are bracing for disrupted supply chains. Students of global economics, take note: this could be a textbook case of how trade disputes evolve—or spiral.
What’s next? Analysts say this could rewire international trade dynamics. Stay tuned…
EU Takes a Stand Against U.S. Tariffs
to dentistry essentials 
—after labeling U.S. steel and aluminum levies "unjustified and damaging."
Three Waves of Economic Impact
), and plastics face duties.
to tobacco 
on the list, tensions are heating up faster than TikTok drama.
Trade Wars: A Double-Edged Sword?
Analysts say this could rewire international trade dynamics. Stay tuned…
China Fires Back at US Tariffs: Export Controls…
