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<blockquote data-quote="Legal Wizard" data-source="post: 211847" data-attributes="member: 39463"><p>I thought 1. Investment uncertainty-with Trump’s “America first” posture that definitely caused a stir in transatlantic business relations which caused uncertainty for businesses like BMW, VW and other European car manufacturers who paused planned investment in US operations; 2. Regulatory divergence given the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and the rollback of several environmental, financial and data/privacy regulations like the foreign corrupt practices Act (Spotify and data transfers between EU and the US due to the relaxed privacy laws of the admin vs GDPR’s more stringent provisions); 3. Weakened multilateral agreements like the threats of withdrawal from the WTO and NATO forcing businesses to reconsider reliance on these prior established international norms so FDI, Capital Investment, JV’s affected based on the isolationist stance of the admin. 4 There has also been a significant increase in EU and UK military stocks b/c of the admins clear message that they cannot rely on the US.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Legal Wizard, post: 211847, member: 39463"] I thought 1. Investment uncertainty-with Trump’s “America first” posture that definitely caused a stir in transatlantic business relations which caused uncertainty for businesses like BMW, VW and other European car manufacturers who paused planned investment in US operations; 2. Regulatory divergence given the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and the rollback of several environmental, financial and data/privacy regulations like the foreign corrupt practices Act (Spotify and data transfers between EU and the US due to the relaxed privacy laws of the admin vs GDPR’s more stringent provisions); 3. Weakened multilateral agreements like the threats of withdrawal from the WTO and NATO forcing businesses to reconsider reliance on these prior established international norms so FDI, Capital Investment, JV’s affected based on the isolationist stance of the admin. 4 There has also been a significant increase in EU and UK military stocks b/c of the admins clear message that they cannot rely on the US. [/QUOTE]
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