> If all the prices rise in the US to compensate, Europe stays exactly as competitive as before. Yes, but my point is exactly the opposite has occurred for imp

> If all the prices rise in the US to compensate, Europe stays exactly as competitive as before. Yes, but my point is exactly the opposite has occurred for imports: the US is still roughly flat in terms of import inflation. Since Nov '22, import inflation has been sub-3% without exception and sub-2% since 2023 without exception. The US is still exporting inflation effectively, and US inflation is due to factors other than currency fluctuations. That's the real issue: the USD weakened 8% against the EUR, and prices remain the same. For eurozone exporters to the US that's an absolute disaster.