EU Trade Chief Sees US Willingness to Reduce Tariffs, Wants to Avoid Pain
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - European Union trade commissioner Maros Sefcovic said on Thursday that his top priority in trade talks with President Donald Trump's administration is to avoid a period of economic pain for both sides from unilateral U.S. tariffs and EU countermeasures.
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