U.S.-Europe Trade Booms as Old Allies Draw Closer
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61% :Spanish energy giant Iberdrola SA is targeting the U.S. for almost half of the €47 billion it plans to invest in electricity networks and renewable energy over the next three years, said Ignacio Galán, the company's executive chairman.58% : She said the U.S. and EU should work together to set global standards for emerging technologies, which would benefit companies in both regions.
53% : U.S. services exports to the European Union are surging, up 17% in 2021 year-over-year to 305 billion euros, equivalent to $315 billion, according to EU data.
47% : Some German companies have started exporting to the U.S. out of plants in Germany instead of China, partly to avoid tariffs, trade groups say.
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