Oliver Crook

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382 appearances 64 recordings 3 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 21 Sep

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Bloomberg News Now · Fed Stands Firm Amid DOJ Probe, Iran Claims Full Control, More · 12 Jan 2026 podcast

landmass for his own legacy and for his own interests, that is going to be a very difficult thing for the Europeans to convince him.

Apple has to obviously step up in terms of whichever LLM they want to use.

And to my mind, you know, Google is the most obvious choice.

Bloomberg Talks · EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič Talks International Trade · 15 Dec 2025 podcast

We're here joined by Maro Sefcovic, who is the Trade Commissioner for the European Union.

We have so much to talk about, about the relationship with the United States, China, Mercosur, this Latin American trade deal that's supposed to be signed this weekend.

We'll see if we get to that.

Commissioner, thank you so much for joining us here.

I'd like to begin with the negotiations with the United States, because I think a lot of people are not very clear on where we are, particularly on the negotiations for steel and aluminum, those 50 percent tariffs.

What progress has been made?

Where are we right now?

And when Secretary Lutnick was here, we caught up with him.

He came on Bloomberg Television and he said that basically in order to make progress on steel and aluminum, there needs to be movement on regulations for digital industries.

So basically stuff that's outside of trade that the United States considers non-trade barriers or non-tariff barriers within.

Is that something that is on the table in terms of the negotiation?

Could that be part of a framework?

And is there any other avenue to get those tariffs down other than basically diminishing European tech regulation?

And speaking of sort of rare earth minerals, this obviously has been thrust into the sort of the conversation in a very sort of obvious way now by China.

Are we getting closer, is Europe getting closer to getting a general license from China as the United States has?

Does that mean that there's going to be a regime that governs this sort of issue between the EU and China?

Or is it still just kind of being hopeful that things don't change, basically?

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