“When Donald Trump unveiled his trade deal with the European Union on Sunday night, he fixated on its size. And when the White House later released a fact sheet on the agreement, it trumpeted pledges by the Europeans for big investments in the United States,” the New York Times reports.From the U.S. document: “The E.U. will purchase $750 billion in U.S. energy and make new investments of $600 billion in the United States, all by 2028.”“But when the European Union released its own fact sheet on Tuesday, its description of that pledge was more muted — and far more noncommittal on spending outside of energy.”“There’s a reason for the equivocation: The European commitments are more like vague estimates than specific promises.”In fact, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNBC that there’s “plenty of horse trading left to do.”