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State Department highlights Trump announcement of trade deal with EU, cites large energy purchases and investments
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The State Department summarized President Trump's announcement of a trade deal with the European Union that, according to the president, would increase U.S. energy exports and European investment in the United States by 2028.
The State Department spokesperson summarized a presidential announcement of a trade agreement with the European Union, citing the president’s description of the deal as a “generational modernization” of transatlantic economic ties that will increase market access for American manufacturers.
Quoting figures offered by the president, the spokesperson said the EU will purchase $750 billion of U.S. energy and make $600 billion in new investments in the United States by 2028. The spokesperson framed the deal as bolstering U.S. manufacturing and positioning the country for increased investment.
The spokesperson presented the announcement as part of the administration’s broader economic agenda and did not provide implementing details or legislative steps required to put the agreement into effect.
Ending: Officials said the White House and administration leaders would provide further information about the agreement and next steps when available.
