EU delays plans to retaliate against Trump tariffs
The European Union (EU) has delayed plans to hit back at US President Donald Trump's steel and aluminium tariffs until the middle of next month. The trading bloc was set to impose 50% duty on US products, including whiskey, from 1 April to which Trump then responded with a 200% alcohol tariff threat.
The EU's retaliatory tariffs will now take effect in mid-April to allow time for talks with the U.S., officials said.
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