The United States is imposing new 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods, raising concerns about an escalation of the trade conflict and increased uncertainty in relations between the two countries. Canada is prepared for negotiations and potential retaliatory measures.
Experts believe that the new tariffs on low-cost parcels in Europe will not lead to a sharp decline in online sales, as was the case in the United States. The market is already adapting to these changes, and demand for online shopping remains strong.
China has expressed its willingness to increase imports of goods from the EU and has called for the easing of export restrictions on high-tech products, as well as for constructive solutions to trade disputes.
The European Union is closely studying the decision of the US Supreme Court to lift tariffs and is maintaining dialogue with Washington to clarify the next steps. The EU emphasizes the importance of stable trade relations and continues to advocate for reducing barriers.