特朗普施压奏效，西方G7集团向美国低头，豁免美企“最低赋税”

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the pressure exerted by the U.S. on the G7 countries regarding tax policies and tariffs, indicating a shift in power dynamics within the G7 group [1][3][10] - The G7 group's decision to exempt U.S. companies from the so-called "minimum tax" reflects a concession to U.S. demands, showcasing the influence of the U.S. in international economic discussions [5][7][10] - The U.S. has announced a 90-day suspension of its "reciprocal tariffs," yet continues to signal potential new tariffs, emphasizing its strategy of leveraging tariffs to gain advantages in trade negotiations [1][10] Group 2 - The "global minimum tax" initiative, supported by 140 economies, imposes a 15% minimum tax rate on companies with revenues exceeding $750 million, with several G7 countries already implementing it [3] - The G7 group's current stance appears to be a retreat from its previous position, as it seeks to avoid further U.S. tariff increases by offering special tax rates to U.S. companies [5][8] - The dynamics within the G7 have shifted, with the group now appearing to prioritize U.S. interests over collective agreements, indicating a potential redefinition of its role in global economic governance [3][10]