EU's von der Leyen had 'good exchange' with Trump over phone, Commission says
'We want to reach a deal with the US We want to avoid tariffs. We believe they cause pain. We want to achieve win-win outcomes, not lose-lose outcomes,' the spokesperson told reporters during a daily press briefing.
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