« Cela pourrait perturber le marché » : l’acier et l’aluminium européens face à de possibles droits de douane américains

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« Ça peut désorganiser le marché » : l’acier et l’aluminium européens bientôt sous le coup de droits de douane américains

Since his inauguration as President of the United States on January 20, Donald Trump has been utilizing a form of pressure known as « blackmail » to influence both perceived adversaries and allies. While on a flight to the Super Bowl in Louisiana, Trump threatened to impose a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminum imports into the U.S., regardless of their country of origin. This move particularly targets Europe, which is the third-largest exporter of steel to North America, following Canada and Brazil. Trump’s tactics signify a continuation of his confrontational trade policies, aiming to pressure other nations into compliance with U.S. demands. By leveraging tariffs as a coercive tool, he seeks to alter trade dynamics and assert American interests on a global scale. These threats underline ongoing tensions in international trade and the unpredictable nature of his administration’s approach, as various countries may be forced to reassess their economic strategies in response to potential tariffs.

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