( July 27, 2026, 06:01 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: A survey by the American Chamber of Commerce to the EU, or AmCham EU, among its members suggests the EU-US Turnberry deal has improved business confidence one year after it was struck, with fewer American companies expecting the trans-Atlantic trade relationship to deteriorate. While most respondents now expect stability over the next 12 months, businesses remain concerned about the impact of both EU and US policy making on their European operations. Companies identified tackling non-market practices and unfair competition as the top priority for the next phase of EU-US cooperation, ahead of AI and technology security, sustainability reporting and due diligence, and technical standards.The statement is attached....
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