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EU, Ursula von der Leyen and Tariffs

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She said it was a major blow to the world economy and the consequences “will be dire for millions of people.”
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Von der Leyen vowed the EU would “stand up for” targeted industries including cars and steel and protect its market from dumped goods forced out of the US market.
From The Financial Times

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