I agree with Brother Wu very much. At present, Trump has a greater meaning to the EU's tariff threat. It is reasonable to say that the EU should also be suspended for 90 days, which normally expires in July. However, the "renegade" termination of the suspension period ahead of schedule should be because the negotiations between Trump and the EU are not smooth, and Trump is ready to exert greater pressure. The main focus is still on EU companies relocating their production lines to the United States to achieve the return of manufacturing industry. Regarding this information, EU Trade Commissioner Maros Shevcovic stated that the EU is willing to continue negotiations but will not make concessions under threat, and the EU is prepared to take retaliatory tariff measures against US goods. At present, the two sides plan to hold high-level talks in Paris at the beginning of June. I believe that the result is very likely that Trump will announce the implementation of 50% tariffs first, and then suspend it two or three days later. The EU will probably take countermeasures.