The US demands that the EU make unbalanced trade concessions, which may trigger EU countermeasures
in the US-EU trade negotiations, the United States is demanding unilateral concessions from the EU that are seen as unbalanced by EU officials. If the terms of a potential agreement are not improved, the EU will have to make the difficult decision of whether to take retaliatory measures. According to sources, the best-case scenario is still to reach an agreement on principles so that negotiations can continue after the final deadline in early July. Washington's demands can be classified into three categories: the first involves measures related to fish export quotas, which EU officials say may not comply with WTO rules. The second category includes non-reciprocal tariff-related measures. The third category consists of a series of economic security demands described by EU officials as far-fetched. Sources say that even if an agreement is reached, many of Trump's tariffs will remain unchanged. The EU has been seeking a mutually beneficial agreement and will assess any final outcome to determine at that stage the extent of inequality it is willing to accept - if any.
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