Wes Davis
Elon Musk wants a “zero-tariff” zone with Europe.
Just days after President Trump initiated broad tariffs that could raise the prices of most goods that Americans buy, Musk told Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini yesterday that he thinks there should “effectively” be a “free-trade zone between Europe and North America,” writes Bloomberg.
In posts on X early Saturday morning, Musk insulted White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, who has pushed for “maximalist” tariff approach, as Bloomberg notes.
Musk Hopes US, Europe Move to Zero-Tariff Free-Trade Zone
[bloomberg.com]
