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Customs dispute: Trump meets from the Leyen in Scotland
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For days, a result of a customs dispute between Trump and the EU has been waiting for days. On Sunday there is a meeting of the US President and the Commission President.
In the customs dispute with the European Union, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen meets with US President Donald Trump in Scotland this Sunday. The decision was made after a “good phone call” with Trump, wrote by the Leyen on the X. platform should be discussed. The “transatlantic trade relationships” and how they can be kept strong.
Trump sees 50:50 chance
Before the departure to Scotland, Trump had estimated the chances of agreement with the EU to 50 percent. “I would say that we have a 50:50 chance, maybe even less, but a 50:50 chance to achieve a deal with the EU,” said the Republican to journalists. Moments later he pushed: “I think the EU has pretty good chances of reaching an agreement.”
On Wednesday, Trump had promised the reduction of threatened tariffs to the import of European products – if the European Union opens its market more to the United States. Before that, Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) indicated that an agreement could be made in the trade dispute.
Trump had just finished 15 percent with Japan – this is significantly less than originally planned. The United States has also been negotiating with the EU for weeks about a trade deal, which Trump should still prevent tariffs from 30 percent from August 1st. The deadline runs in a week.
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Source: Stern

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