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Cecilia Malmström

@malmstromeu

Former EU Commissioner for Trade and Home affairs.Ex EU minister, ex MEP. Proud @tradeexperettes. senior Advisor @covingtonLLP, Non resident Senior fellow @PIIE

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calendar_today11-01-2012 09:30:31

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Tariffs. We talk about them. On May 21, Cecilia Malmström discusses with Chad P. Bown & Arancha González retaliation, deals, derisking, the global trading system, & more. Info & register: piie.com/events/2025/ta…

Tariffs. 

We talk about them.

On May 21, <a href="/MalmstromEU/">Cecilia Malmström</a> discusses with <a href="/ChadBown/">Chad P. Bown</a> &amp; <a href="/AranchaGlezLaya/">Arancha González</a> retaliation, deals, derisking, the global trading system, &amp; more. 
Info &amp; register: piie.com/events/2025/ta…
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Tariffs. We talk about them. On May 21, Cecilia Malmström discusses with Chad P. Bown & Arancha González retaliation, deals, derisking, the global trading system, & more. Info & register: piie.com/events/2025/ta…

Tariffs. 

We talk about them.

On May 21, <a href="/MalmstromEU/">Cecilia Malmström</a> discusses with <a href="/ChadBown/">Chad P. Bown</a> &amp; <a href="/AranchaGlezLaya/">Arancha González</a> retaliation, deals, derisking, the global trading system, &amp; more. 
Info &amp; register: piie.com/events/2025/ta…
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🚨CHART UPDATE🚨 On average... US tariffs on China are now 51.1% China tariffs on the US are now 32.6% US tariffs on rest of the world are 11.7% China tariffs on rest of the world are 6.5%

🚨CHART UPDATE🚨
On average...

US tariffs on China are now 51.1%
China tariffs on the US are now 32.6%

US tariffs on rest of the world are 11.7%
China tariffs on rest of the world are 6.5%
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The EU & South Korea should join the CPTPP, former European commissioner for trade Cecilia Malmström & former South Korean trade minister Yeo Han-koo write. piie.com/blogs/realtime…

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The EU & South Korea should join the CPTPP, former European commissioner for trade Cecilia Malmström & former South Korean trade minister Yeo Han-koo write. piie.com/blogs/realtime…

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2/ "In a stormy world, you need friends and allies," Yeo and Cecilia Malmström wrote. Faced with Trump's actions, "Europe and South Korea need to look elsewhere, including in the Global South, to diversify their trade. CPTPP offers that opportunity." piie.com/blogs/realtime…

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The EU & South Korea should join the CPTPP, former European commissioner for trade Cecilia Malmström & former South Korean trade minister Yeo Han-koo write. piie.com/blogs/realtime…

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In the game of global trade, all roads don't have to lead to one kingdom. Amidst diverse economic intricacies, Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business & Government Sr. Fellow Yeo Han-koo & Cecilia Malmström argue that the European Union and South Korea should explore new avenues, and the Comprehensive and Progressive

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The EU & South Korea should join the CPTPP, former European commissioner for trade Cecilia Malmström & former South Korean trade minister Yeo Han-koo write. piie.com/blogs/realtime…

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THURSDAY: Join to learn more about lessons and future directions for industrial policy in Asia and the Pacific. Register here: bit.ly/3HfjXB7

THURSDAY: Join to learn more about lessons and future directions for industrial policy in Asia and the Pacific. Register here: bit.ly/3HfjXB7
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13% of world trade (the part the US accounts for) is characterized by uncertainty. International business can play a major role in strengthening an effective rules-based international trading system to reduce uncertainty, Alan Wm. Wolff writes: bit.ly/43IJtqa