During the week of Monday, 17 March AmCham EU shared the key findings of The Transatlantic Economy 2025 with the European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with the US and trade attachés from various Member States’ Permanent Representations to the EU. The presentations equipped stakeholders with the latest facts and figures on transatlantic jobs, trade and investment ahead of meetings with their US counterparts. The 2025 report highlights the importance of commercial links between Europe and the US, which in 2024 were valued at a record $9.5 (€8.7) trillion and supported over 16 million jobs on both sides of Atlantic.
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With the EU having formally adopted the tariff reductions agreed under the EU-US Framework Agreement, the two sides now have an opportunity to enter a new phase.
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