US Treasury Secretary Bessent has reassured Brussels that Washington remains committed to its trade deal with the EU, Politico reports

The assurance from US Treasury Secretary Bessent regarding the commitment to the trade deal with the EU suggests a stabilizing factor in transatlantic relations, which could alleviate concerns over trade tensions.

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  • Bessent told the EU’s trade chief Sefcovic in a call Monday evening that the US intends to stick to the deal.
  • The ambition to fulfill the commitments set out in the joint statement was again reiterated from both sides, a member of Sefcovic's cabinet said. 
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This reaffirmation may enhance market sentiment, particularly for currencies like the EUR and USD, while also influencing broader risk appetite across equities and commodities. Keep an eye on how this shapes expectations around regulatory and trade policies moving forward.

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