Germany Presses U.S. for Quick Action on Car Tariffs
Germany urges the U.S. to reduce tariffs on Europe-made cars to secure a broader trade agreement. The EU and the U.S. reached a trade deal framework in July, but key details remain unresolved. Germany emphasizes supporting the European Commission amid economic burdens.
Germany has called on the United States to swiftly implement lower tariffs on European cars, a pre-requisite before finalizing a comprehensive trade agreement between the two entities.
Addressing the issue, a German government spokesperson stressed the importance of reducing car tariffs as previously agreed, highlighting the significant challenges faced by the export-oriented economy.
The European Union and the United States reached a framework for a trade deal in late July, but numerous critical details have yet to be clarified.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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