卢特尼克：与欧盟还要进行许多“讨价还价” 包括数字服务税和钢铝等

Core Points - The U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, discussed U.S.-EU trade agreements with EU officials, highlighting that digital services tax and perceived attacks on U.S. tech companies will be key topics in future negotiations [1] - Steel and aluminum, which were not included in the initial agreement, will also be part of the discussions [1] - The pharmaceutical and automotive industries are identified as critical sectors for reaching a trade agreement with the EU, with significant tariffs expected if pharmaceuticals are not produced in the U.S. [1] - Trump is expected to announce his pharmaceutical policy within the next two weeks [1]