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EU wins approval to target $4 billion US imports over Boeing subsidies

Both the United States and the EU have signalled interest in settling the dispute over subsidies each provided to their respective plane makers, Boeing and Airbus

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Tuesday's decision, delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic, follows a WTO ruling last year allowing Washington to impose tariffs on $7.5 billion in EU goods over state support for Airbus

Reuters Brussels | Paris
The European Union won the right to impose tariffs on $4 billion of US goods on Tuesday in retaliation against subsidies granted to plane maker Boeing, expanding a dispute that has already seen Washington put border duties on EU imports.

The World Trade Organization tariff award, which confirms a decision first reported by Reuters on Sept 30, threatens to exacerbate transatlantic trade tensions with just three weeks until the US presidential election on Nov. 3.However, negotiators on both sides say it could also lead at last to discussions to resolve a 16-year legal battle.

Both the United States and the EU have

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