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Macron’s visit to the White House is a moment to air economic concerns
Brussels is invoking the rules-based trading system, but the US is moving towards a post-WTO world
EU senior diplomat travels to Washington at delicate moment in relationship
Brussels seeks to mitigate threat posed by incoming inflation legislation that it says breaches WTO rules
European ministers seek to head off transatlantic trade war over Inflation Reduction Act
Large parts of industry want more alignment with the EU, not less
The Sunak government didn’t want this deal with Brussels but it was an opportunity for Brexiters to put down a marker
With the British economy expected to take a 4% hit from leaving the EU, business is pressing for a better relationship
Premier will face calls to soften impact of Brexit when he addresses CBI on Monday
Vale de Almeida tells FT that end to post-Brexit dispute is possible as ‘mood music has changed’ under Sunak
Country’s goods imports during summer months down 24% year on year, according to Kiel research
Manufacturers warn tariff of 10.1% is too low and would leave factories facing closure
Washington’s Inflation Reduction Act could trigger retaliation from Brussels and other US allies
Pursuing a narrowly commercial agenda undermines larger strategic objectives
Benefits for American production of solar panels and electric vehicles have attracted criticism from Brussels and elsewhere
A 24/7 supply chain from Europe was always going to be at the sharp end of leaving the EU
The dark days of tariffs on bourbon producers is a real risk if EU-US trade disagreements cannot be resolved
Search for more ‘representative’ way to track prices to reflect replaced Russian gas proves tricky
Brussels has lifted all its levies on Ukrainian imports but Washington is wary of following suit
France says it will lose €8bn as businesses are given incentives to ‘Buy American’
Geopolitical tensions, zero-Covid policy and domestic competition endanger trading relationship
An EU-US bargain over green subsidies can stop electric vehicles becoming the new Airbus-Boeing dispute
Brussels is latest to complain about provisions that would benefit US production of electric vehicles
Officials from both sides will discuss how to kick-start stalled talks on trading arrangements
Despite repellent views on immigration and nationalism, the European hard right isn’t generally all-out protectionist
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