欧洲认输了？要给美500亿保命，关键时刻，中方喊话我们不想打仗

Core Viewpoint - The European Union is considering a proposal to purchase 50 billion euros worth of American goods to ease tensions over tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, indicating a willingness to compromise in the ongoing trade dispute [1][3][5]. Group 1: EU's Response to Tariffs - The EU's trade commissioner has stated that the EU will not accept a 10% baseline tariff on European goods as a long-term solution to the trade dispute with the U.S. [1] - The EU is contemplating increasing purchases of American products, such as natural gas and soybeans, to reduce the trade deficit and appease U.S. concerns [3][5]. - This approach suggests that Europe is in a difficult position and lacks the confidence to confront the U.S. directly, opting instead for negotiation [3][5]. Group 2: Potential Outcomes of Compromise - If the EU successfully negotiates the purchase of 50 billion euros in U.S. goods in exchange for the cancellation of the 10% tariff, it could lead to a mutually beneficial situation where European goods can continue to enter the U.S. market [6]. - However, achieving a favorable agreement that satisfies all 27 EU member states will be challenging, as it may require sacrificing individual national interests [8]. - The EU's hesitation to retaliate against U.S. tariffs reflects a broader uncertainty among international entities, including Japan, on how to effectively respond to U.S. trade policies [8].