The American Chamber of Commerce in Brussels publishes its annual report on transatlantic employment, trade and investment. It implores the US and the EU to find a way to end the current tensions, failing which the two historic partners risk losing their place in global innovation. A day ahead of its major transatlantic conference in Brussels, which we’ll be attending, the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) in the EU is keen to show just how important the old continent is to American business, despite the current tensions between the EU and the Trump administration. « The transatlantic relationship is the most mutually beneficial in the world, » explains AmCham in its Transatlantic Trade Annual Report published today. It adds, « While the $9.5 trillion Europe-US economy faces several hurdles in 2025,…
