On June 23rd, the European Parliament votes on whether to adopt the digital euro. ERI analysts Louise Alestam, Kieran O'Leary, and Sachin Singh join host Hannah Poppy to examine what that vote signals about where the transatlantic relationship is heading, and what it means for businesses operating across both sides of the Atlantic. 

The panel covers Europe's move to build parallel monetary and financial infrastructure, the state of the $1.4 trillion US-EU trade relationship, the implications of a US-EU split for managing China, and why European technological sovereignty is less about replacing US firms than about changing the negotiating dynamic. They also address whether this divergence survives a change of US administration, and what indicators businesses should be tracking now.