European leaders express concerns over new trade deal with US – Europe live

<p>Benjamin Haddad, France’s Europe minister, says deal will ‘bring temporary stability’ but is generally ‘unbalanced’, calling the situation ‘not satisfactory’</p><p>Reactions from <strong>Europe’s largest economy over the Trump tariff deal</strong> hatched in Turnberry, Scotland at the weekend, have <strong>inevitably been mixed</strong>, with <strong>some breathing a sigh of relief</strong> that there is finally a concrete figure to work with, but <strong>others exasperated</strong>, and warning that with such an unpredictable US president, <strong>it would be foolhardy to see the figure agreed upon as set in stone.</strong></p><p>MPs from Ursula von der Leyen’s own political <em>heimat,</em> the CDU, as well as leading German economists <strong>have reacted with disappointment and urged caution.</strong></p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/jul/28/european-leaders-eu-us-trump-tariff-trade-deal-reaction-spain-ukraine-europe-latest-updates-news">Continue reading...</a>