Europe hits back at 'pure tariff chaos' from the U.S., warning trade deals are at risk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : They asked for more clarity from the White House as to what the new tariff policy framework means in practice for their respective trade deals, which saw most EU exports to the States hit with a 15% duty, and those from the U.K. slapped with a 10% levy.
55% : The president reacted to the Supreme Court's judgment by initially announcing a new universal 10% levy, using a different legal framework for the latest tariffs, but then increased the global tariff rate to 15% -- the legal maximum which can be in place for 150 days before Congressional approval is required.

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