EU is considering flexibilities for methane regulation due to US pressure, while EU may ease forest protection law amid US pressure and the Trump administration is pressuring the EU to weaken Green Deal laws, according to Handelsblatt

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pressure on the EU to relax methane regulations and forest protections signals a potential shift in regulatory stances that could benefit energy markets and trade relations. This development may lead to market volatility, particularly in commodities such as oil and gas, and could influence currency dynamics, particularly for the EUR and USD as investor sentiment reacts to perceived changes in EU environmental policies.

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