【环球财经】美瑞达成贸易谈判框架协议 行业担忧仍存

Core Points - The United States and Switzerland have reached a framework agreement to reduce tariffs on Swiss imports from 39% to 15% [1] - Swiss companies have committed to invest $200 billion in the U.S., with $67 billion planned for 2026 [1] - The two countries aim to expedite trade agreement negotiations, targeting completion by early 2026 [1] Trade Impact - The U.S. tariffs on Swiss goods, which were implemented in August, have significantly impacted Switzerland's export-oriented economy, with approximately 18% of Swiss exports going to the U.S., and nearly 60% affected by these tariffs [1] - Key Swiss exports to the U.S. include watches, pharmaceuticals, chocolate, and cosmetics [1] - The Swiss mechanical and electrical engineering association noted that the reduction of tariffs to 15% only alleviates the competitive disadvantage faced by Swiss producers compared to EU or Japanese manufacturers, indicating that challenges remain [1]