Home » today » World » Trade dispute: US increases punitive tariffs on Airbus Trade dispute: US increases punitive tariffs on Airbus February 15, 2020 by world today news economy trade dispute US increases punitive tariffs on Airbus – – Status: 09:18 a.m. | Reading time: 2 minutes – – – Suffering from American punitive tariffs: Airbus Credit: pa / dpa / Andrew Matthews – – The United States increases the punitive tariffs on Airbus aircraft from the current ten to 15 percent. The aircraft manufacturer wants to “hold talks” to alleviate the consequences. – – – IIn the dispute with the European Union (EU) over subsidies for the European aircraft manufacturer Airbus, the American government wants to increase tariffs for European aircraft from ten to 15 percent. This was announced by the US Trade Representative’s office on Friday. The measure should come into force on March 18. However, the United States is still ready to negotiate the dispute. The World Trade Organization (WTO) had previously accused the EU of not completely cutting subsidies for Airbus. The background is a dispute about state aid for Airbus as well as for the rival, which has been going on for more than 15 years before the WTO Boeing in the billions, which the WTO has declared inadmissible. Last year, the WTO gave the United States the green light for billions in punitive tariffs on airplanes and other EU imports such as wine and cheese. Since October 18, punitive tariffs of 25 percent have been in force for numerous European agricultural and industrial goods. According to the latest US information, this duty rate will initially remain. However, it is said to hit other products that are not part of the aircraft sector. also read – – – – – Airbus regretted the decision to increase the tariffs. The aircraft manufacturer wants to continue discussions with its customers in the United States to alleviate the effects, said Airbus. The measure also complicates efforts to find a solution to the subsidy dispute. The tariff increase also hurts American airlines and consumers. Boeing says it hopes that the EU will end the “illegal subsidies” for Airbus. For its part, the EU is waiting for a WTO decision on illegal subsidies for the American aircraft manufacturer Boeing. Since President Donald Trump took office, U.S.-EU trade relations have deteriorated because the Republican is disrupting the US trade deficit. Trump has also been threatening punitive tariffs on imports of European cars for some time. – , Related posts:Mother of 6 children murdered on the highway: Julie Eberly25-year-old woman was shot dead at home by 100 bullets, police arrested 5 suspects aged 14 to 17 | ...Politics has become frighteningly funny: Irony and sarcasm - weapons of mass destruction - 2024-02-...The Kremlin calls on state-owned companies to improve the image of the war criminal PutinShare this:FacebookX Related Recording of the fifth Indiana Jones film with Harrison Ford starts in the summer | NOW Italians seriously injured in work accident in Ticino Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for: