The European economy has entered the 5th year of recovery which is now reaching all EU members states. Growth rates for the euro are at its fastest pace in a decade with real GDP growth forecast at 2.2% for this year. However, internal and external pressures can put in serious peril this long-coming economic expansion. In a competing turf of policy approaches to Europe from North to South and East to West as a result of threats such as Brexit, populism, the refugee crisis or the Trump Presidency , what “European vision” would ultimately prevail? and How that may affect the US-EU trade relationship?
Please join us for an engaging discussion with our panel of international speakers on Europe’s state of trade, priorities and outlook for 2020 and beyond.
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