Europe faces $11 billion hit from US-China ‘phase one’ deal: study

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Europe faces $11 billion hit from US-China ‘phase one’ deal: study

| Mar 27, 2020 11:33AM EDT
The Trump administration may be celebrating its “phase one” trade deal with China as a success, but the collateral damage on Europe will be costly.
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