EU should discuss car import tariffs with US, says Hungary

Investing.com -- The chief of staff for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, Gergely Gulyas, suggested on Thursday that the European Union should initiate discussions with the United States regarding tariffs on car imports. Gulyas pointed out that the EU’s failure to adjust its own tariffs on imported vehicles from the U.S. following the inauguration of President Trump has contributed to the current situation.

U.S. President Donald Trump recently introduced a 25% tariff on imported vehicles, broadening the scope of an ongoing global trade dispute. This move has drawn criticism and sparked threats of retaliation from U.S. allies affected by these tariffs.

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