欧盟将在美贸易协议中保护空客，法拉利将遭遇损失

Group 1 - The EU is in urgent negotiations with the US regarding a trade agreement aimed at protecting key industries from significant tariff impacts, with Airbus being a priority target for protection [1][3] - The EU is close to reaching a preliminary agreement with the US that would exempt commercial aircraft from certain tariffs, benefiting Airbus [1][3] - The discussions include a "countervailing mechanism" that would allow European car manufacturers with factories in the US to export a certain number of cars tariff-free, benefiting companies like BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen [1][2] Group 2 - The EU's industrial chief emphasized that Airbus should not be affected by an additional 10% tariff due to "unfair competition" from Boeing, indicating that protecting Airbus aligns with economic interests [3][4] - Analysts note that the imposition of tariffs could significantly suppress demand, impacting Airbus's overall financial health, while Airbus's global production network provides a competitive advantage [4] - The US has shown some flexibility, with the Transportation Secretary expressing support for returning to a historical trade agreement that exempted aircraft and parts from cross-border tariffs, which previously created a trade surplus for the US [4]