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Germany on Monday said the United States must implement the tariff reductions it previously agreed for EU-made cars before negotiators can convert a provisional EU-US trade accord into a formal written agreement. A government spokesman told reporters that car duties remain a "considerable burden" on Germany’s export-oriented economy and insisted Washington act on the cuts as a precondition for completing the broader deal reached in late July. Berlin added that it would continue to back the European Commission in the talks.
Germany emphasizes that the US must lower tariffs on EU-made cars before finalizing the trade deal. A critical step for a balanced trade future! #TradeRelations #EUStrategy https://t.co/69uD8ehFP1
GERMAN GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN: U.S. TARIFFS ON EU CAR INDUSTRY NEED TO BE CUT AS AGREED BEFORE WIDER TARIFF AGREEMENT CAN BE CLARIFIED IN WRITING
German government spokesman: US tariffs on the EU car industry to be cut as agreed before a wider tariff agreement can be clarified in writing.