The European Union has warned of the US B2 billion rehabilitation rates on steel, aluminum, a warning of US B2 billion.
US President Donald Trump has warned that if the block goes ahead with a planned rate on the US whiskey, the European Union will raise 200 percent rates on wine, champagne and other alcoholic products.
The European Union announced a rate of $ 2 billion in US goods, in which the US Bourbon Whiskey charges 5 percent per cent on Thursday, on Thursday after the US rate of importing steel and aluminum.
“If this rate is not removed immediately, the United States will soon keep 200% rates on all wine, champagne and alcoholic products from the countries represented by France and other EUs,” Trump wrote on his truth social platform while responding to the European Union’s announcement.
He charged the perennial percent of the perennial percentage of the US whiskey as “nasty” and described the “one of the most adverse and abusive taxes and rate officers in the world”, which was created “the only purpose of advantage of the United States”.
France quickly answered that it would fight against any rate on alcohol.
Foreign Trade Minister Laurent St-Martin said on Thursday on X, “We will not threaten.” He said that Trump has “chosen to start” and France determined to “revenge revenge”.
European Commission spokesperson Ollof Gill urged the United States to withdraw their duties on steel and aluminum.
American Commerce Secretary Howard Luttonic told the Bloomberg television that he plans to talk to his European parts without further information.
‘Boring’
If the United States has imposed 200 per cent rates on the import of alcohol from the European Union, the bottle of the earlier-tariff-terred-terred $ 15 Italian prosco could possibly increase the price. Similarly, Trump’s steel and aluminum rates in response to Europe mean that Borban’s $ 30 bottle can increase to $ 45 in Paris.
Trump’s latest prices were suggested that companies who have raised their backs – such as French luxury goods company LVMH, whose chief executive officers were present at their inauguration – this could be a collateral loss.
Due to their imprisonment, the broader business community raises questions about whether they will be ready to openly challenge the stock market and scared of customers.
Nicolas Ojhanam, director general of the French wine and Spirit Exporters, said that the word transport was known by FEV, saying that exporters were “systematically sacrificed for issues related to our own”.
In the United States, Chris Swanger, the head of the Distilled Spirites Council, called the European Union’s plans “seriously disappointing” and indicated that they would hit the industry when “recession” in its home market.
Trump’s trade wars have aimed at Canada, Mexico and China that they do not work enough to reduce fentanil smuggling or illegal immigration in the United States.
He has targeted certain items, including steel, aluminum and copper.
The financial market has increased due to the concern that Trump’s trade plans and the recession can be promoted.