The euro slipped against the U.S. dollar, falling below 1.0450, as investor concerns grew following former President Donald Trump’s latest comments on trade tariffs. Markets reacted swiftly to the possibility of higher import duties, which could impact global trade flows and weigh on the eurozone economy. Trump’s remarks reignited fears of a potential trade war, particularly if the U.S. were to impose tariffs on European goods. Investors remain wary of any policy shifts that could disrupt transatlantic trade, especially given the fragile economic recovery in Europe. The uncertainty surrounding...