obal financial markets surged overnight after the United States and the European Union finalized a sweeping trade and investment agreement dubbed by analysts as the “New Deal of the Century.”
The pact, signed in washington) and Brussels, aims to boost transatlantic trade, invest billions in clean energy, and counter growing economic threats from China.
What’s Inside the Deal?
According to documents shared by foxnews):
Tariff cuts worth over $150 billion.
Joint investment fund focused on green infrastructure.
Coordinated measures to protect advanced tech from Chinese acquisition.
Experts at columbia university) called it “the biggest transatlantic economic deal in a generation.”
Market Reaction
Stocks rallied across the market):
Renewable energy and tech companies soared.
European indices posted their strongest daily gains of 2025.
Wall Street saw its best open in weeks.
Economists see the deal as a lifeline against global slowdown fears.
Biden’s Victory… and Trump’s Criticism
President Biden hailed the deal as proof “usa is back at the center of global trade.”
Former President donaldtrump) blasted it on Truth Social:
“Worst deal ever. Gives away our leverage to Europe!”
On thefive) and shows by jessewatters) and greggutfeld), conservative commentators echoed that skepticism.
Why It Matters
The agreement is designed to:
Counter China’s Belt and Road investments.
Modernize outdated trade rules.
Strengthen Western supply chains.
Impact on U.S. Politics
Analysts say:
Democrats could present this as proof of economic leadership.
Republicans might argue it sells out American industry.
The deal’s success or failure could shape the 2026 midterm narrative.
Global Implications
China condemned the pact as “economic containment.”
Smaller economies welcomed the boost in demand and investment.
Russia labeled it “a hostile economic bloc.”
Economic Experts Weigh In
The federalreserve) may adjust forecasts if the deal truly delivers growth.
Skeptics warn implementation could face hurdles in Congress and EU parliaments.
The “New Deal of the Century” has electrified markets and revived debate about America’s role in global trade.
Whether it cements Western economic leadership — or sparks new rivalries — will unfold in the months ahead.
