EU and US Rush to Nail Down Final Details and Lock In Trade Deal

The European Union and the United States are working to finalize a trade deal, averting an immediate trade war. However, the agreement faces skepticism from markets and critics who doubt it will provide long-term stability to transatlantic economic relations. The deal aims to resolve longstanding disputes, such as the subsidies dispute involving Boeing and Airbus. While it offers a temporary truce, concerns remain about the broader tensions and unresolved issues between the EU and the US. Some argue that the deal may only provide a brief respite, as underlying tensions and divergent interests could resurface in the future. The negotiations highlight the fragility of the transatlantic economic partnership and the challenges in maintaining a stable and mutually beneficial trade relationship. As the details of the agreement are finalized, policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic will need to address the deeper-rooted issues to ensure a more durable and sustainable economic partnership.