Greer on EU Complying With Trade Deal, Trump to China

• EU has not materialized commitments on tariffs and non-tariff barriers from a July agreement, which Greer states is 'past due'.
• US expects EU to fulfill obligations including removing industrial tariffs, providing duty-free agricultural quotas, and regulatory flexibilities.
• Greer indicates potential US action if EU does not comply, referencing existing 10% general tariffs and 25% auto tariffs.
• US will discuss China's non-compliance with Iran sanctions, but seeks 'stability' and a 'constructive trade relationship' with China.
• Greer notes a shift in European countries and companies rethinking their business risks with China.

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer expressed frustration over the European Union's delayed compliance with a trade deal, stating it's 'past due' and hinting at potential US tariff escalation. He also addressed China's non-compliance with Iran sanctions, emphasizing the need for discussion and stability in the US-China relationship, while noting European allies are rethinking their trade ties with China due to risks.