Foreign media: European dissatisfaction with US inflation reduction bill, France, Germany and other countries expressed their opposition
Reference News Network reported on Nov. 28 that, according to Singapore’s “Lianhe Zaobao” website, French Economy and Finance Minister Le Maire said on Nov. 27 that Europe must defend its economic interests and oppose the program of US grants.
According to the report, Le Maire said on France’s “3rd TV” program that France may try to negotiate exemptions from some tariffs and restrictions on US anti-inflation actions, but Europe must also act to protect regional economic interests. . He also called on European countries to unify their consensus and unite to defend their economic interests.
The report also said that the US “Inflation Reduction Act” will provide high subsidies to US companies starting in January next year. It is understood that the European Commission is trying to find ways to ensure that EU companies are not disadvantaged.
The report pointed out that Le Maire plans to accompany French President Emmanuel Macron to Washington next week, and Macron is expected to try to persuade US President Joe Biden.
According to reports, German Chancellor Scholz has also previously said that it is necessary to ensure fair relations between Europe and the United States. Furthermore, the Netherlands has also stated that it hopes to avoid any form of trade war.
(Original title: Foreign media: US inflation reduction bill aroused dissatisfaction in Europe, France, Germany and other countries voiced their opposition)
