美国总统特朗普：与印度的贸易协议尚未敲定。 ...

路透社7月25日报道，美国总统特朗普当日表示，美国可能无法与加拿大达成贸易协 议，暗示其政府可能会单方面设定关税税率。两国试图在8月1日之前达成贸易协议， 届时美国威胁将对美墨加贸易协定未涵盖的所有加拿大商品征收35%的关税。加拿大总 理卡尼办公室没有立即回应置评请求。加拿大官员已越来越明确地表示，8月1日前达 成协议的可能性不大，负责美加贸易的部长勒布朗称，虽然谈判取得了进展，但还有 很多工作要做，加拿大将花费必要的时间来争取最好的协议。 （原标题：特朗普称美国可能无法与加拿大达成贸易协议） ...

美国商务部长卢特尼克表示，美欧贸易协议仍有许多问题尚待协商，并称“接下来还有不少商讨的空间”。“当然，他们今天早上还打电话来讨论其他议题，比如数字服务、税收以及欧盟对美国科技公司的攻击——这些都会被摆上谈判桌。”卢特尼克补充说：“还有一些是他们希望纳入协议的，比如钢铁和铝产品，这次并未被包括在内，也将成为接下来的谈判内容。” ...

南非表示仍致力于与美国就一项贸易协议进行谈判。 ...

IMF：英国经济增长将连续两年快于欧洲其他国家 金十数据7月29日讯，根据国际货币基金组织（IMF）的数据，英国今明两年的经济增速将超过欧洲其 他主要经济体，但在七国集团中仍落后于美国和加拿大。《世界经济展望》显示，IMF上调了全球经济 增长预期，以反映贸易背景的改善和特朗普总统的《大而美法案》带来的财政刺激。英国、欧盟、日本 等多国已与美国达成贸易协议，国际货币基金组织表示，其最新预测中使用的美国实际关税税率为 17.3%，低于4月份的24.4%，而世界其他地区的实际关税税率为3.5%，低于此前的4.1%。 ...

IMF首席经济学家古兰沙：将不得不看看这些贸易协议是否能坚持下去，或者它们是否会被破坏。 ...

IMF首席经济学家古兰沙：我们正在仔细研究美国与日本、欧盟的贸易协议细节。 ...

印度预计将在9月或10月与美国达成贸易协议。 ...

Group 1 - The core issue in the US-India trade negotiations is the significant differences in trade policies, particularly in sectors like automobiles, steel, and agriculture [1][4] - The US Trade Representative, Jamison Greer, emphasized the need for more negotiations to assess India's willingness to lower trade barriers and open markets [1][3] - The US aims to secure greater market access for its agricultural products in India, while India is concerned about the impact on its farmers and seeks to maintain protective tariffs [4][5] Group 2 - The bilateral trade volume between India and the US is projected to be approximately $129 billion in 2024, with a trade deficit of $45.7 billion for the US [3] - India's exports to the US increased by 23.53% to $8.3 billion in June, while imports decreased by 10.61% to around $4 billion [3] - India is pushing for the removal of additional tariffs and seeking concessions in labor-intensive sectors, aiming for competitive tariff levels compared to other Asian countries [5]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles indicates that despite reaching a trade agreement with the US, the euro has significantly depreciated, dropping by 1.3% due to criticism from European officials who believe the agreement heavily favors the US [1][2] - The sentiment in the European market is complex, with European stock markets and the euro weakening despite the avoidance of large-scale tariffs, driven by concerns over growth prospects and an imbalanced trade structure [2] - The EuroStoxx50 index fell by over 1%, while the UK FTSE 100 index ended an eight-day rising streak, reflecting a cautious market risk sentiment [2] Group 2 - Following the announcement of the US-EU trade agreement, the euro initially rebounded from a key support level of 1.1600 to 1.1750, but the gains quickly faded due to increasing political resistance and renewed economic concerns in the eurozone [3] - Technical analysis indicates strong resistance in the 1.1780 – 1.1800 range, with a critical support level at 1.1600; a break below this level could signal deeper retracement [5] - Future market focus will be on two key developments: the resumption of US-China trade negotiations in Stockholm and the upcoming Federal Reserve policy meeting, where signals regarding inflation, labor market, and monetary policy outlook will be closely monitored [6]