What is the ‘trade bazooka’ the EU may use against Trump’s Greenland threats?

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The European Union is considering countermeasures against the United States in response to perceived threats from President Trump regarding Greenland. The EU's primary tool is the Anti-Coercion Instrument, often called the "trade bazooka," which allows the bloc to restrict trade and investment from countries exerting undue pressure on EU members. This instrument includes measures like tariffs, barring access to public tenders, and limiting foreign direct investment. If fully implemented, the "trade bazooka" could significantly restrict access to the EU's market, potentially costing US companies billions of dollars. While the EU has the tool available, most of the 27 member nations remain skeptical about using it.
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AI-ExtractedThe Anti-Coercion Instrument includes measures for restricting trade and investment.
The 'trade bazooka' is the bloc’s Anti-Coercion Instrument.
The EU is readying countermeasures against the United States due to Trump's threats over Greenland.
The measures could include curtailing the export and import of goods and services.
The bazooka could inflict billions of dollars of losses on US companies.
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