EU lawmakers postpone vote on U.S. trade deal after tariff upheaval

European Union lawmakers have delayed a vote on a proposed trade agreement with the United States. The deal would remove various import tariffs on U.S. goods entering the EU market. Lawmakers debated the proposals during a session but did not reach a consensus. Concerns over tariff changes contributed to the postponement. The EU assembly aims to protect certain industries while opening trade avenues. Meanwhile, the delay allows more time to address disputes related to the tariff upheaval. The vote is expected to occur at a later date after further discussions. This move comes amid sensitive negotiations on transatlantic trade rules. Lawmakers emphasized the need for balance between trade expansion and industry protection. The postponement reflects ongoing tensions about the economic impact of tariff adjustments on European businesses. In addition, stakeholders are seeking clarity on regulatory standards and enforcement.