欧盟考虑对930亿欧元美国商品征收关税 反制特朗普威胁

Group 1 - The EU is considering retaliatory measures against the US, potentially imposing a stock market tax on American goods worth €93 billion ($108 billion) if President Trump follows through on his threat to impose a 10% tax on products from eight European countries starting February 1 [1][4]. - EU leaders are set to hold an emergency meeting in Brussels to discuss possible countermeasures, emphasizing unity among member states in defending against any form of coercion [1][4]. - The European Parliament's largest party, the European People's Party, plans to block the approval of a trade agreement with the US, which has already been partially implemented but requires parliamentary approval [2][4]. Group 2 - Trump's threat to impose a 25% tax in June could lead to a potential 50% decline in exports to the US from affected countries, with Germany, Sweden, and Denmark being the most impacted [2][5]. - The retaliatory measures from the EU may target US industrial products, including Boeing aircraft, American-made cars, and bourbon whiskey [5]. - The stock market threat from Trump could negatively affect the upward trend of European stock markets, which have been performing better than US markets due to increased investment in various sectors [5].