08/22/2025
The recent U.S.–EU trade agreement marks a turning point in transatlantic economic relations. While economists note that the global shift from multilateralism to bilateralism carries inherent risks, in the case of the U.S.-Greece economic partnership, the end of uncertainty opens the door for harnessing the benefits of our deep strategic relations, allowing businesses to seize sector-specific opportunities in defense, energy, key commodities, new technologies... For Greek entrepreneurs, the U.S. market remains the largest and most dynamic in the world, while for U.S.-based investors, the road to their strategic realignment is increasingly passing through Greece. In an analysis by our newly established USA office that follows transatlantic trade from up close, we offer some perspective on the business opportunities and the potential for continued growth in US-Greece economic ties, which we stand ready to support together with the American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce
By Tatiana Goudas The United States and the European Union have reached an agreement on a transatlantic trade deal that increases tariffs for exports of European goods to the United States to 15%, a welcome sign as uncertainty was starting to weigh on the economy. As business leaders are seeking ...
