“It’s a Very Tricky Path”: What Trump Could Mean for the Irish Economy
Ireland's economy faces significant uncertainty as it navigates the complex web of trade tensions between the EU and US under President Trump's administration. The EU is walking a diplomatic tightrope, seeking to avoid a trade war that could hit Ireland hard due to its highly export-orientated economy. With the value of Irish goods sent to the US increasing by 34% in 2022, Ireland's reliance on US imports and exports makes it vulnerable to changes in trade policies.
- The EU's delicate balance between economic interests and political alliances will require careful diplomacy to mitigate the potential impact of Trump's trade policies on Ireland's economy.
- How will Ireland's unique cultural ties with the US influence its ability to navigate the complex geopolitics surrounding trade tensions between the EU and US?