U.S.-EU talks on a 'green steel' trade deal are stalling, with a critical October 31 deadline approaching, Reuters reports. Central to the dispute are differing strategies to address carbon emissions and excess production, largely targeting China's steel industry dominance.
Bloomberg reports The US and European Union continue work on an agreement that would introduce new tariffs aimed at excess steel production from China and other countries, as well as put behind them a Trump-era trade conflict.
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