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Group 1 - The U.S. is likely to maintain the recently imposed tariffs on multiple countries, including a 35% tariff on most Canadian goods, 50% on Brazil, 25% on India, and 39% on Switzerland, as stated by U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer [1] - The Swiss government is willing to modify its concessions in response to the high tariffs, with concerns that the 39% tariff could lead to an economic recession in Switzerland [1][2] - The Swiss economy is heavily export-oriented, and the imposition of tariffs could significantly impact its economic output, potentially reducing GDP by over 1% if long-term export disruptions occur [2] Group 2 - The Swiss government is exploring options to address the trade deficit with the U.S., which reached 38.5 billion Swiss francs (approximately 48 billion USD) last year, including increasing investments in the U.S. and purchasing U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) [2] - The Swiss stock market is expected to be impacted by the tariff news, with predictions of a potential interest rate cut by the Swiss National Bank in September due to weakened economic growth and increased deflationary pressures [3]