With the United States reimposing sweeping tariffs under President Trump’s second administration, European ports and trade officials are bracing for impact—though early assessments suggest the blow may fall hardest on specific sectors and regions rather than across the European Union (EU) as a whole.
A recent analysis from the Brussels-based think tank Bruegel paints a cautiously optimistic picture: while the macroeconomic hit to the EU from increased US tariffs could be “significant but manageable,” the true vulnerability lies in the geographic and sectoral concentration of the damage.
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