ECB Chief Economist States US Not Dominant Force in Global Trade on July 25

According to Jin10, on July 25, European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane said the U.S. is not the dominant force in international trade. Lane stated that the European economy relies primarily on domestic demand, and while trade with the U.S. matters, it is "not the dominant issue." He noted that Europe trades globally, not only with the United States.
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