Trump's EU trade deal is based on massive energy purchases that are unlikely to materialize, analysts say
1. EU agreed to $750 billion energy purchases from the U.S. by 2028. 2. Investment commitment of $600 billion from EU is non-binding. 3. Analysts view energy purchase targets as unrealistic due to market constraints. 4. U.S. oil exports to the EU face challenges due to flat production. 5. EU aims to eliminate Russian fossil fuels by 2028, creating a supply gap.