EU Says Boeing-Airbus Dispute Can Be Settled Under Trump
- Bloc’s trade chief says elusive deal by Jan. 20 is possible
- Valdis Dombrovskis speaks during a Bloomberg TV interview
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The European Union’s top trade official held out the prospect of a long-sought deal with the U.S. on aircraft subsidies before President Donald Trump leaves office.
EU Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said “it’s possible” that both sides will reach an agreement by Jan. 20 governing aid to Boeing Co. and Airbus SE. He reiterated an offer to remove EU retaliatory tariffs on $4 billion of American goods if the U.S. does the same for its duties on $7.5 billion of European products.