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German Chancellor Says Tariff Agreement with the US Must Be Reached as Soon as Possible

German Chancellor Says Tariff Agreement with the US Must Be Reached as Soon as Possible

2025/07/03 11:47
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According to Jinse Finance, German Chancellor Merz has urged the European Union to resolve its tariff dispute with the United States as soon as possible in order to protect key industries such as automobiles, steel, and pharmaceuticals. He stated that Europe must face the prospect of the US weakening its commitment to Europe, and there is reason to doubt whether both sides can maintain common interests in the long term. Merz said, "I, along with everyone else, will do everything possible to keep the US on our side. But we must also be prepared to accept the fact that, at the very least, America's commitment to Europe and its presence in Europe will diminish." "A result must be reached as soon as possible. Rather than being lengthy and complicated, it should be quick and simple, even if it still requires several months of negotiations," he added.

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