France and Germany lead the US trade agreement with a downbite EU response

The leaders of the two largest European economies have chosen the trade agreement between the European Union chief Ursula Won Deer Lane and the US President Donald Trump.

German Vice Chancellor Frederick Merz said the agreement would “damage” his country’s economic economic, while French Prime Minister Francois Birrow said it must be “submission”.

This reaction has been reduced across the block – even though many capitals acknowledged the signing an unequal agreement, it was beneficial to prevent trade war everywhere.

Most of the European Union exports to the United States will be seen by 15% – at the rate of half the risk by Trump – to buy more American energy in exchange for Europe and reduce taxes on some imports.

After a private discussion in Trump’s turnberry golf course in Scotland, Von Deer Leyan described the agreement as a “huge deal”, while Trump said that they would “close” the US and the European Union.

This agreement requires approval of all 27 members of the European Union, each of which has different interest in exports of goods in the United States and levels.

No member suggested that it was intended to prevent it from being implemented, but there was not much festival among European leaders.

Merz warned that both the US and European economies will have a negative impact, but it also said that the Brucells negotiating team is determined to balance their relations with big business partners.

Bayer was more daunting, writing on X: “This is a dark day when the alliance of free people resigns for submission by bringing themselves together to confirm their normal values and protect their general interests.”

Trump’s close associate Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban said the US president “eaten von der layin for breakfast”.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said he would support “any enthusiasm”.

In the week of expanding the final EU-US discussion, the weekly, some European leaders had increased the appetite for increasing pressure on Trump using so-called anti-anti-anti-anti-European leaders, which would have prevented American companies from entering the European market.

But with the growth rate of 5%, the European Union signed a contract on behalf of its members – which is still a financial shock, but was afraid when Trump originally threatened import taxes.

Von Deer Layen tried to introduce it as a success on Sunday – but by Monday her European People’s leader Manfred Weber also described “Damage Control”.

While consenting to the extensive outline of this agreement, its details will be fixed after technical discussions – and despite some suspicion, there was a great deal of relief in Europe.

The Prime Minister of Finland said that he would give “excessive essential estimates”, while Irish Trade Minister Simon Harris said that he brought “required for employment, growth and investment”.

While protecting your terms at a press conference on Monday, the European Union’s trade commissioner Maros Safovic said, “We have the best agreement that we can get in a very difficult situation.”

He also pointed out the safety impact of maintaining a cordial trade in the United States regarding the Ukraine War.

Making Europe and the United States have aligned on today’s geographical political issues, they said, “Extra cost”.