What is the path forward for the transatlantic economy? That is the big question being asked by businesses on both sides of the Atlantic. Malte Lohan, CEO of AmCham EU, joined The Big Question on Euronews with Angela Barnes, Managing Editor, Euronews Business to highlight how the EU-US relationship remains the most integrated economic partnership in the world, representing over €8 trillion in commercial ties. During the interview, Mr Lohan warned that any reintroduction of tariffs would have serious repercussions for businesses, introducing uncertainty around investment and disrupting supply chains. With so much at stake, it is essential that both sides of the Atlantic continue to work together to safeguard and reinforce the transatlantic economy. Watch the full interview with Euronews now.
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