I completely agree with Brother Wu's viewpoint. Currently, Trump's threat of tariffs against the EU carries greater significance. Logically, the EU should also be in a 90-day suspension period, which should normally expire in July. However, the "flip-flop" of ending the suspension early suggests that Trump's negotiations with the EU are not going smoothly, and he is preparing to exert greater pressure.

The main goal is still to have EU companies relocate their production lines to the United States, achieving a return of manufacturing. In response to this information, EU Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis stated that the EU is willing to continue negotiations but will not make concessions under threat, and the EU is prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.

Currently, both sides plan to hold high-level talks in Paris in early June. I believe the outcome is likely that Trump will first announce a 50% tariff implementation, then suspend it two or three days later, and the EU will likely respond with countermeasures.

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