July 27, 2025
Trump announces $1.35 trillion EU trade deal at his Turnberry golf course
EU commits to $750B energy purchases and $600B investments to avoid 30% tariffs
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Trump announced US-EU trade deal July 27, 2025 at his Turnberry golf course in Scotland
Trump imposed 15% tariffs on most EU goods—down from threatened 30% but up from 1.2% average in 2024
EU committed to $750 billion in energy purchases and $600 billion in investments by 2028
Trump negotiated with von der Leyen at his private property, mixing official duties with business promotion
Deal avoided Trump's threatened 30% tariffs set for August 1, 2025
American consumers pay 15% more on European cars, wine, cheese, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors
Economists say $750B energy target is mathematically impossible—US exports can only reach ~$170B annually
European Parliament suspended deal approval January 21, 2026 over Trump's Greenland tariff threats
USTR Jamieson Greer announced deal as 'Turnberry System' replacing Bretton Woods framework
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The agreement headed off threatened 30% tariffs set to take effect on August 1.
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On what date did President Trump announce that the U.S. and EU reached the trade agreement at his Scotland golf course?
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What level of tariffs did the new agreement impose on most European goods?
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Where did President Trump negotiate the trade agreement with the European Union?
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The deal included $______ billion in EU energy purchases and $______ billion in additional investments.
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Donald Trump
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Ursula von der Leyen
European Commission President
Jamieson Greer
U.S. Trade Representative
Bernd Lange
European Parliament Trade Committee Chair