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Germany Faces Most Severe Impact in Europe from U.S. Tariffs

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1Nojor Desk
  • 12 Jul 25
  • 11:20 AM

Germany is expected to be the hardest hit in Europe by U.S. tariffs, particularly targeting the auto industry. Analysts warn of a 0.4% drop in Germany’s GDP, with ripple effects across Central and Eastern Europe. Ireland also risks major losses if pharmaceutical tariffs are enforced, potentially shrinking its GDP by up to 5%. The EU’s total trade could fall by 8% over five years. Uncertainty may harm investment and jobs, even in countries with limited U.S. exports like France and Spain.

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Bonik Barta 12 Jul 25

Germany to Be Hardest Hit in Europe by U.S. Tariffs

Despite numerous government initiatives, Germany’s sluggish economy has yet to pick up momentum. Now, President Donald Trump’s new tariff policies have intensified the strain. Experts warn that Germany, the largest economy in Europe, stands to suffer the most from the U.S. tariffs, particularly in the automotive sector. Ireland, meanwhile, is also on alert due to looming threats of steep tariffs on pharmaceutical imports, according to a report by Euronews.

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