According to a survey published by the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, a significant portion of German companies have adjusted their investment strategies towards the US. Specifically, over a quarter of the respondents have either suspended or cancelled their investments in the US, while an impressive 54% anticipate a reduction in their trade relations with the US in the foreseeable future. Furthermore, 55% of the participating companies express concern that the new US-EU trade agreement places an undue burden on the European economy, urging the EU to adopt a more assertive stance during subsequent negotiations.
