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    Swiss government adopts draft negotiating mandate for US trade deal

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    Posted on December 8, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The Swiss government has adopted a draft mandate for a US trade deal, aiming to consolidate tariff concessions and stabilize trade relations.

    Swiss Government Advances US Trade Deal Negotiations

    BERLIN, Dec 5 (Reuters) - The Swiss government has adopted a draft negotiating mandate for a trade agreement with the United States, it said on Friday.

    The next step is to consult with the parliamentary foreign affairs committees and Switzerland's 26 cantons on the draft, it added.

    The United States and Switzerland announced a framework trade agreement last month that includes Washington slashing its tariffs on imported Swiss products to 15% from 39% and a pledge by Swiss companies to invest $200 billion in the U.S. by the end of 2028.

    The aims of the upcoming talks are to consolidate the tariff concessions for Swiss goods imported into the United States reached in that deal and to stabilise bilateral trade relations, the statement said.

    Switzerland is prepared to consider further tariff concessions on products originating in the U.S. for a legally binding agreement provided Washington is also prepared for more concessions, it added.

    (Writing by Miranda Murray, Editing by Friederike Heine)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Swiss government adopts draft mandate for US trade deal.
    • •Consultations with parliamentary committees and cantons are next.
    • •US to reduce tariffs on Swiss products from 39% to 15%.
    • •Swiss companies to invest $200 billion in the US by 2028.
    • •Further tariff concessions possible for a binding agreement.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Swiss government adopts draft negotiating mandate for US trade deal

    1What are tariff concessions?

    Tariff concessions are reductions or eliminations of tariffs (taxes on imports) agreed upon by countries in a trade agreement to promote trade and economic cooperation.

    2What is foreign investment?

    Foreign investment refers to the investment made by individuals or entities in one country into business interests in another country, often to gain a share of profits or ownership.

    3What are economic benefits?

    Economic benefits are the advantages that arise from economic activities, such as job creation, increased production, and enhanced trade relations, contributing to a country's growth.

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