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Group 1 - The UK steel industry is experiencing uncertainty regarding the reduction of US tariffs, with many members reporting a decline in US orders due to this unpredictability [1][4] - Japan, the EU, and South Korea are similarly confused and facing economic losses, with Japan's automotive sector expressing concerns over the lack of a signed administrative order from the US [1][7] - The UK and US trade agreement, signed in June, has not fully delivered on promises, particularly regarding steel and pharmaceuticals, leaving many aspects still under negotiation [5][9] Group 2 - The US government has expanded the scope of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, now including hundreds of derivative products, which will further complicate trade negotiations [2][10] - The EU is awaiting a joint statement from the US, with pressure mounting from automotive manufacturers for the US to fulfill its political commitments [6][11] - The new tariffs are expected to impact exports from various countries, with Japan reporting significant hourly losses for its automotive manufacturers due to ongoing tariff issues [7][11] Group 3 - The UK steel producer Tata Steel is unable to meet US requirements for tariff reductions due to the closure of its blast furnace, highlighting the challenges faced by the industry [9] - South Korea's automotive exports to the US have decreased by nearly 17%, while steel exports have dropped by over 11%, indicating the broader impact of tariffs on trade [7] - The potential for additional tariffs on pharmaceuticals and semiconductors is raising concerns about the ongoing nature of trade negotiations and their implications for various industries [11]