The United States and the European Union reach an “in all areas” agreement on definitions

The United States and the European Union reached a tariff deal on Sunday after a short meeting between President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Lin. The final date of the White House was days after the 27 -member import taxes on the European Union, the leading global partner in America.

“He was a very interesting negotiator. I think it will be great for both sides,” Trump said.

He was supposed to ignore the conversations of making or breaking commercial sanctions-and promised to take revenge on Europe-which could have sent shock waves across economies around the world.

Trump and von der Lin had special talks on a golf field in Trump, Scotland, then they appeared shortly, saying they had reached an agreement “in all fields”.

In the notes before the session, Trump pledged to change what he described as “very unilateral treatment, very unfair to the United States.”

He said while we also had difficulty trade with Europe, which is a very difficult time.

Von der Layen said that the United States and the European Union together enjoy the largest commercial size in the world, including hundreds of millions of people and dollars. Trump said that the risks involved means a deal, “we must give it a chance.”

Von der Lin said that Trump was “known to be a harsh negotiator and a harsh detective maker,” but it caused the president’s intervention, “but fair." “I think it will be the largest deal that has been hit by each of us at all.”

For several months, Trump has threatened most of the world with great definitions in the hope of reducing the major American trade deficit with many major commercial partners. Recently, it has been hinted that any deal with the European Union has to “buy” a 30 % tariff rate.

The Republican President referred to a recent American agreement with Japan that set the tariff prices for many goods by 15 % and suggested that the European Union agree to something similar.

When asked if he would be ready to accept customs tariff rates less, Trump said, “No.” As for the threat of revenge on the Europeans, he said: “They will do what they have to do.”

Their meeting came after Trump Golf played for the second day in a row In the Turnberry course, this time with a group that included the people of Eric and Donald Junior, the president’s visit was built for five days to Scotland around it. Golf and the promotion of real estate bearing his name.

A small group of demonstrators at the American flags session waved and sparked a mark criticizing the British Prime Minister Care StarmerWho plans his meeting at Turnberry with Trump on Monday. Other sounds can be heard and chant “Trump! Trump!” He also played nearby.

On Tuesday, Trump will be in Aberdeen, in northeastern Scotland, where his family has another golf stadium and opens third next month. The president and his sons Plans to help cut the tape on the new cycle.

Join Von Der Leyen was Maros Sefcovic, the chief trade negotiator in the European Union; Bourne Sepert, Prime Minister von der Lin; Sabine and Wand, the General Directorate of Commission for Trade, and Thomas Bayrt, President of Trade and Agriculture in the European Union delegation to the United States

The Trump administration’s deadline has turned to start definitions in recent weeks, but she now insisted.

“There are no accessories, no more allowances." American Trade Minister Howard Lutnik told “Fox News Sunday”. He added, however, that “people can still talk to President Trump. I mean, he is always ready to listen.”

Without an agreement, the European Union said it was so Ready to take revenge With the customs tariff for hundreds of American products, starting with beef and auto parts to beer and Boeing aircraft.

If Trump finally achieves his threat to definitions against Europe, this may mean that everything from French cheese and Italian leather goods to German electronics and Spanish pharmaceutical will be more expensive in the United States.

Meanwhile, the United States and Britain announced a trade framework in May and More Last month, during a group of seven meetings in Canada. Trump says the deal has ended and that we will discuss the other things – although the White House suggested that he still needs some polishing.