How have companies been adapting to heightened uncertainty in transatlantic relations? In a year marked by volatility, The Transatlantic Economy Pulse identifies trade and investment trends between Europe and the US in the first half of 2025. It charts how firms adapted – stockpiling, frontloading shipments and reconfiguring supply chains – to manage policy uncertainty and rising costs, finding a surge in trade and diverging investment patterns. The brief offers an early look ahead to the 23rd edition of The Transatlantic Economy, the annual survey of Europe-US jobs, trade and investment, to be published in March 2026.
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