E - PAPER

CURRENT MONTH

LAST MONTH

VIEW ALL
  • HOME
  • NEWS ROOM
  • COVER STORY
  • INTERVIEWS
  • DRAWING BOARD
  • PROJECT WATCH
  • SPOTLIGHT
  • BUILDING BLOCKS
  • BRAND SYNC
  • VIDEOS
  • HAPPENINGS
  • E-MAGAZINE
  • EVENTS
search
  1. Home
  2. INTERNATIONAL

Europe Could Be A Casualty Of Trump’s Victory

Europe Could Be A Casualty Of Trump’s Victory

BY Realty Plus
Published - Thursday, 07 Nov, 2024
Europe Could Be A Casualty Of Trump’s Victory

Republican candidate Donald Trump has won the U.S. election for the second time, snatching key battleground states from Kamala Harris’s clutches. As Trump 2.0 becomes a reality, Europe is poised to enter a new geopolitical and trade quagmire with its biggest trading partner. 

The new U.S. president has promised to make his potential term in office the “golden age of America.” That’s a loaded statement—especially for countries in Europe that rely on U.S. trade. 

Trump has repeatedly teased hiking trade tariffs by 10% to 20% (which he touts as the “most beautiful word”) to protect America’s domestic manufacturing industry. But that will make European goods more expensive and less appealing to American buyers. 

During his first term in office, Trump imposed tariffs on European aluminium and steel. While President Joe Biden subsequently suspended the tariffs, they haven’t been scrapped yet. 

The pro-Trump club and its right-ward push is yet another cause for concern in Europe. Recent elections in the region have already shown the growing power of right-wing leaders, including in The Netherlands and Hungary. 

How Trump addresses the Russia-Ukraine war could also add to Europe’s litany of problems. He has previously blamed Ukraine for starting the war, vowed to stop funding its defense efforts, and has also promised to put an end to it in a single day. 

Russian President Vladimir Putin sees Trump’s win as a chance to “reset” the country’s relations with the U.S. That could either end well for Europe as it continues to lean on America’s defense guarantees or turn awry as it fights to secure its borders with limited support from its transatlantic pal. 

RELATED STORY VIEW MORE

London Sees 88% Drop In New Affordable Housing
US Renters Spending Entire Income On Rent
Sydney Home Prices Expected To Drop 5% In 2025

TOP STORY VIEW MORE

Retail as a Real Estate Anchor: Redefining Tier 2 Cities

Umang Jindal, Founder at Homeland Group talks about driving urban growth through commercial projects.

17 June, 2025

Debt Recovery In Stressed Realty Projects To Rise

17 June, 2025

Macrotech Developers rebrands as Lodha Developers 2

17 June, 2025

NEWS LETTER

Subscribe for our news letter


E - PAPER


  • CURRENT MONTH

  • LAST MONTH

Subscribe To Realty+ online




Get connected with us on social networks!
ABOUT REALTY+

Started in 2004, Realty+, an exchange4media group publication is one of the most respected real estate magazines in India with offices in Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru.

Useful links

HOME

NEWS ROOM

COVER STORY

INTERVIEWS

DRAWING BOARD

PROJECT WATCH

SPOTLIGHT

BUILDING BLOCKS

BRAND SYNC

VIDEOS

HAPPENINGS

E-MAGAZINE

EVENTS

OTHER LINKS

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

PRIVACY-POLICY

COOKIE-POLICY

GDPR-COMPLIANCE

SITE MAP

REFUND POLICY

Contact

Mediasset Holdings 3'rd Floor, D-40, Sector-2, Noida (Uttar Pradesh), Pincode - 201301

tripti@exchange4media.com
realtyplus@exchange4media.com

+91 98200 10226


Copyright © 2024 Mediasset Holdings.
Rental Mobil bandung,Sewa Mobil Bandung, Rental bandung, Sewa Mobil, Jual Mesin Antrian, Harga Mesin Antrian, Mesin Antrian Murah, Jual KIOSK,Mesin Antri, Berita Terkini, Info Bray,Info Tempat Wisata,Portal Berita,Jasa Website