The U.S. and European Union share one of the world’s most powerful trade partnerships, with over $1.3 trillion exchanged in goods and services annually. The U.S. exports aircraft, machinery, and energy products to Europe, while the EU sends pharmaceuticals, cars, and industrial equipment to American shores. Services like finance and tech consulting also make up a huge slice of the pie. Despite occasional tariffs and regulatory disputes, the transatlantic relationship remains strong and vital to global stability. With geopolitical tensions rising elsewhere, both sides are working to deepen economic ties even further.
