Brussels is prepared to impose 15% duties unless trade talks with Washington yield a deal by August
The European Union member states have drawn up a list of US goods worth €93 billion ($109 billion) that could face 15% import tariffs unless a compromise is reached with Washington by August, according to media reports.
The White House has accused America’s trading partners of unfair practices and has used tariff threats as leverage in negotiations. Brussels says it is seeking a negotiated solution but is preparing countermeasures if talks fail.
The list of targeted products was finalized Thursday morning, diplomats told reporters. Hungary was…
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