Group 1 - The U.S. has reached a trade agreement with the EU, imposing a 15% tariff on goods imported from the EU [1] - Fitch Ratings stated that the increase in tariff levels is significant but will not directly trigger a downgrade of sovereign ratings for EU member states [1][2] - Fitch analyst Ed Parker noted that the 15% tariff aligns with the agency's assumptions since March, indicating no substantial change in economic forecasts [2] Group 2 - Despite the tariff increase not being an immediate trigger for rating actions, it may exacerbate existing credit pressures within the EU, adding uncertainty to future economic stability [2] - Parker emphasized that while the tariff will not directly lead to downgrades, it complicates the overall situation for EU countries [2]

惠誉：预计欧盟关税税率的提高不会直接推动欧盟主权评级的变化，但可能会加剧现有的信用压力。 ...