The United States and European Union have reached a major trade agreement that imposes a 15% baseline tariff on EU goods entering the US, averting a potentially devastating trade war. While the deal brings relief from even higher threatened tariffs, many European leaders and industries are criticizing the terms as lopsided and damaging, with France calling it a 'dark day' and a 'submission.' The agreement also includes a massive EU pledge to buy hundreds of billions of dollars in US energy and military equipment, a promise many experts say is unrealistic. Key sectors like pharmaceuticals and steel remain mired in uncertainty, with some tariffs unresolved and industry groups demanding clarity. The deal has sparked mixed reactions in financial markets and among policymakers, highlighting deep divisions over its long-term impact on transatlantic economic relations.
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