欧盟称与美贸易谈判获得“新动力”，但企业却没那么乐观

Group 1 - The recent phone call between US President Trump and EU Commission President von der Leyen has injected "new momentum" into trade negotiations, with Trump backing off from a 50% tariff threat on EU imports [1] - The EU is preparing for a meeting between trade representatives to discuss the next steps in negotiations, indicating a willingness to accelerate talks and maintain close communication [1][2] - Despite the temporary relief from tariffs, concerns remain among EU businesses about the unpredictability of US trade policies and the potential for future tariffs [2][3] Group 2 - EU companies, including major automotive manufacturers like Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, and BMW, are seeking clarity on how to plan for potential tariffs and the evolving trade environment [2] - The EU currently faces a 25% tariff on steel and aluminum, with a potential increase to 50% on various goods if no agreement is reached by July [4] - The uncertainty surrounding the applicability of the 50% tariff threat raises concerns about its impact on consumer prices for a wide range of products, from luxury goods to automotive [4]