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Add as preferred source on GoogleThe EU aims to protect its digital regulations, causing delays in a US trade statement, as reported by the Financial Times.
(Reuters) -The European Union is trying to prevent the United States from targeting the bloc's digital rules as both sides work through the final details of a delayed statement to formalise a trade deal reached last month, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.
EU officials said disagreements over language relating to "non-tariff barriers", which the U.S. said include the digital rules, are among the reasons for the hold-up of the statement, the newspaper said.
Reuters could not immediately verify the report.
(Reporting by Chandni Shah in Bengaluru; Editing by William Mallard)
Disagreements over language related to 'non-tariff barriers', which the U.S. includes digital rules, are causing the hold-up of the trade statement.
The information was reported by the Financial Times, indicating that the EU is trying to prevent the U.S. from targeting its digital regulations.
The trade statement is delayed as both sides work through final details, with ongoing disagreements over specific language.
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