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... The United States and the European Union on Sunday reached a trade deal, ending a months-long transatlantic trade standoff.

"We have reached a deal. It's a good deal for everybody," US President Donald Trump told reporters after talks with the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland.

Ahead of the crunch talks, Trump gave "a good 50-50 chance" on Friday for a deal with the European Union to be reached. Brussels was seeking to finalize a trade agreement with Washington before the August 1 deadline.

The trade pact means the bloc would avoid the 30% tariffs that Trump has threatened on all goods from the EU.

Most EU goods already face a 10% tariff, with levies of 25% on cars and car parts and 50% on steel and aluminum. ...

Some details ...

@#4 ... While specifics are yet to be disclosed ...

Yeah, that seems to be a trademark of all these trade deals of late.

Lots of PR and promotion, but few details of the actual agreement.

Why?

@#6 .... Allow me to go into some details. ...

Details, or an overview?

...We have stabilised on a single 15% tariff rate for the vast majority of EU exports. ...

What does "vast majority" mean? Be specific.

... This rate applies across most sectors ...

What sectors does it apply to, and what sectors does it not apply to? Be specific.

... All-inclusive. ...

That's not what your current alias' comment seems to assertwhen is says "vast majority" and "most sectors."

@#8 ... There's an agreement in principle. Nothing signed and final. ...

That's what I see at this point also.

Then there's this ...

@#10

Yeah, that's why I have asked for details.

@#10 ... Trump, EU's Von Der Leyen Cite Conflicting Details on Trade Deal ...

That does not seem to be limited to the EU ...