French President Emmanuel Macron called for European companies to suspend planned investments in the United States on Thursday, following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of sweeping global tariffs on American imports. Macron’s remarks reflect growing concern among European leaders about the potential economic fallout from Trump’s trade policies, which could disrupt transatlantic relations and further strain international markets. The call to freeze investments comes as European businesses weigh the implications of rising tariffs, which could escalate tensions between the two economic powers. As discussions continue, the European Union faces increasing pressure to respond strategically to Trump’s trade measures.