Niccolò Rotondi

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Niccolò Rotondi is currently enrolled in the MSc in Economics and Social Sciences at Bocconi University. During his Bachelor’s degree, he spent a semester at Peking University in Beijing.

He has worked at IEP Bocconi, focusing on EU trade policy, and at the NRRP Lab at SDA Bocconi. He will soon start a traineeship at the European Central Bank in the Directorate General Economics.

On Trump’s Tariffs, Europe Got the Best Deal Available
2025

​​Despite the 15% headline rate, the effective tariff burden on EU exports has fallen — and Europe’s import share is rebounding. A commentary by Niccolò Rotondi and Daniel Gros

Policy Brief n.47 - Who is Afraid of the Chinese?
2025

One year after the EU imposed large anti-subsidy tariffs on imports of Chinese battery electric vehicles (BEVs), tariffs appear to have had little impact. A Policy Brief by Daniel Gros, Giorgio Presidente, and Niccolò Rotondi

Policy Brief n.45 - First Impact of Trump’s Trade Policy on the EU
2025

US tariffs clearly violate all global trading rules. One might thus fear that the entire global trading system would suffer if ‘might is right’ overrides these rules.  However, this has not happened so far.  A Policy Brief by Daniel Gros and Niccolò Rotondi.