Trump Sets July 4 Tariff Deadline for EU Trade Agreement

U.S. President Donald Trump has established a deadline of July 4 for the European Union (EU) to ratify its trade agreement with the U.S. He threatened to raise tariffs on imports from the EU, potentially increasing them to 25% for cars and trucks. The EU's trade negotiators reported making progress toward reducing tariffs by early July, although they acknowledged there's still work to be done. The developments come shortly after a U.S. trade court ruled Trump's existing tariffs were not justified, indicating ongoing challenges in U.S. trade policy.