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Core Viewpoint - The trade agreement between the EU and the US has sparked strong dissatisfaction from the German and French governments, with leaders warning that it will significantly harm the EU economy [1][2]. Group 1: Reactions from German and French Leaders - German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that the agreement will cause "considerable damage" to Germany, Europe, and even the US itself [1][3]. - French Prime Minister François Bayrou described the day the agreement was reached as a "dark day," accusing the EU of "yielding and surrendering" [1][3]. - The agreement's 15% tariff rate, while lower than the previously threatened 30%, is still higher than the 10% level announced in April [1]. Group 2: Market Impact - Following the announcement of the agreement, European stock markets experienced a decline, with the German DAX index falling by 1%, the French CAC 40 index down by 0.4%, and the average decline of 1.8% in automotive stocks within the European Stoxx 600 index [1]. - The euro also depreciated by over 1% against the US dollar [1]. Group 3: Broader Implications - Merz highlighted that the agreement will not only increase inflation rates but will also have a comprehensive impact on transatlantic trade [3]. - The far-right parties in Germany and France view the agreement as a sign of the EU's weakness, with German politician Alice Weidel criticizing it as a "slap in the face" for European consumers and producers [3].