Eurozone Consumer Confidence Declines Amid Tariff Uncertainties

Trump has vowed 25 percent tariffs, saying the European Union has taken advantage of the United States.

A statue of the Greek goddess Europa holding the Euro symbol at the European Parliament building in Brussels on July 21, 2023. Lavinia Savu/The Epoch Times

Consumer sentiment across Europe became more negative this month as many people remain uncertain about the region’s economy amid tariff negotiations between the European Union and the United States.

The Consumer Confidence Indicator for the EU fell by 1 percentage point to negative 13.9 in March, the European Commission said in a March 21 statement.