Survey: EU-US deal calms business outlook, companies urge policymakers to press ahead
Publication
28 Sep 2025
Trade, Trade tensions

Following the EU-US Framework Agreement, AmCham EU conducted a flash survey of its members to find out how they expect the transatlantic business relationship to evolve in light of the deal. This survey builds on our poll from January, which captured business expectations for the new EU and US administrations around US Inauguration Day. The September survey finds that, while American companies in Europe maintain a pessimistic outlook on transatlantic trade and investment, the Framework Agreement has nearly cut this pessimism in half (down to 46% from 89% in January).

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