The Swiss government has confirmed ongoing tariff discussions with the United States, focusing primarily on reducing the additional US tariffs imposed on Swiss goods. While no further details on the talks have been disclosed, the government emphasized that companies cannot circumvent the 39% US tariff by routing exports through neighboring Liechtenstein. In response to these tariffs, the Swiss government plans to meet with pharmaceutical firms to discuss the impact and potential strategies. Additionally, Swiss International Air Lines is considering importing planes as part of efforts to address the tariffs and maintain trade balance amid the negotiations. The tariffs stem from policies enacted during the Trump administration, prompting Switzerland to reassess its global economic position.
The Swiss government said that companies can’t dodge the 39% tariff the US imposed on the country by routing exports through neighboring Liechtenstein https://t.co/UvFrdgeZHT
✈️ Swiss International Air Lines discusses importing planes to address U.S. tariffs. Aiming for a trade balance amid ongoing negotiations. #TradeTalks #Aviation #BusinessStrategy https://t.co/lf930AoC2o
Trump’s tariff policies have spurred Switzerland to take an uneasy audit of its role in the world https://t.co/MSD6cWPZMS