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E&E News: All the trade promises the EU and the US never meant to keep

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By Camille Gijs Verified, Ben Munster Verified, Oliver Ward Verified, Marianne Gros Verified, Ari Hawkins Verified, Chris Lunday Verified, Pieter Haeck Verified
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A year after Donald Trump shook hands with Ursula von der Leyen on a trade deal, POLITICO assesses how their commitments have held up. ENERGYWIRE | BRUSSELS — When Ursula von der Leyen and Donald Trump struck their trade truce at his Scottish golf club last July, they made fulsome promises to each other — to reduce tariffs, boost energy purchases, ease green and tech regulations, and cooperate on artificial intelligence.
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All the trade promises the EU and the US never meant to keep

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By Camille Gijs Verified, Ben Munster Verified, Oliver Ward Verified, Marianne Gros Verified, Ari Hawkins Verified, Chris Lunday Verified, Pieter Haeck Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
BRUSSELS — When Ursula von der Leyen and Donald Trump struck their trade truce at his Scottish golf club last July, they made fulsome promises to each other — to reduce tariffs, boost energy purchases, ease green and tech regulations, and cooperate on artificial intelligence. Nearly a year on, many of the commitments made at Turnberry are proving hard to keep.
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E&E News: US finalizes tariff hike on Brazilian imports, exempts notable products

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By Oliver Ward Verified
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The new 25 percent duty will go into effect July 22. GREENWIRE | The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative is pressing ahead with a proposed 25 percent tariff on Brazilian exports, it announced Wednesday, but will exempt many key goods from the country. The duties are set to go into effect July 22.
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