European Parliament ratifies U.S. tariff agreement

The European Parliament voted to approve a tariff deal with the United States. The agreement aims to reduce trade barriers between the two economies. Lawmakers supported the measure as a step toward stronger transatlantic trade. The deal covers a range of goods currently subject to tariffs. Approval follows negotiations conducted by EU and U.S. officials. The vote reflects a consensus on the benefits of the arrangement. Implementation will require ratification by member states. The agreement is expected to boost economic cooperation.