The European Union (EU) plans to respond to President Trump by possibly imposing tariffs over $100 billion on U.S. goods if talks with Washington do not bring about an adequate outcome.

The European Commission, the EU’s executive arm, released a lengthy list on Thursday of items on which tariffs could be imposed, totalling around $107 billion. The list covers a broad range of agricultural and industrial products, including alcohol, cars and Boeing planes.

The commission is also debating potential restrictions on EU exports of steel scrap and chemical products to the U.S. worth nearly $5 billion.

The EU’s executive........

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