#美欧达成关税协议

Behind the EU-US tariff agreement: Who says trade isn't romantic? This is essentially a high-level version of "mutual pursuit."

Don't think that international relations only have the "cold face" of geopolitics; this time, the US-EU tariff agreement is like a "dialogue between long-lost old lovers."
After all, this pair of "transatlantic old rivals" between the US and Europe:
* A few years ago, it was as contentious as "Empresses in the Palace"; steel and aluminum, automobiles, aerospace, and digital taxes could all be contested;
* But now, in the name of green energy, anti-inflation, and supply chain security, we must forcibly "remarry".
🔍The highlights of this round of agreements are as follows:
1. Some steel and aluminum products are exempt from tariffs, the US no longer applies a one-size-fits-all approach, and the EU loosens restrictions to supply high-end raw materials;
2. Negotiations on the digital services tax have been postponed, and tech giants in Europe and the United States continue to "wait and see";
3. Adjustment of tariffs on new energy-related products quietly facilitates the synergy of the next stage of the industrial chain.
This is very much like a couple who cool off for half a year after breaking up, then rebuild their relationship foundation, compromise a little on both sides, and then plan for their next home together.
This is "emotional repair under inflation", not a gesture of goodwill, but a forced convergence in the context of global games.
Don't think this has nothing to do with you; the next time you order an electric toothbrush on Amazon and find it 20% cheaper, you'll have to thank them for "loving just right."