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However, the deal’s uneven benefits—particularly the favoring of US exports and investments—have raised concerns about sovereignty, fair competition, and long-term sustainability. For many European farmers and small businesses, the deal feels less like a mutual partnership and more like a one-sided arrangement.
So, who really "won"? While the US has achieved significant gains in market access and strategic commitments, Europe appears to have compromised considerable ground, especially in agriculture. The true impact will depend on whether commitments—particularly energy and investment—are fulfilled and how both sides navigate the complex balance of trade, sovereignty, and strategic interests moving forward.