Group 1: Canada and US Trade Negotiations - Canada has agreed to cancel its digital services tax to facilitate trade negotiations with the US, which the White House claims is a significant victory for American tech companies [2][3] - The US will "immediately resume" trade talks with Canada following the cancellation of the digital services tax, with a goal to reach an agreement by July 21 [2][3] - The White House attributes this change to President Trump's strong negotiation style and emphasizes the importance of maintaining good trade relations with the US [2][3] Group 2: EU's Position on Digital Legislation - The European Union has stated that its digital legislation, including the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, will not be part of the trade negotiations with the US [4] - The EU remains firm on its sovereign decision-making regarding digital legislation and aims to reach a trade agreement with the US by July 9 [4][5] - The US has previously criticized the EU's digital regulations as unfair and has imposed significant fines on American companies for violations [4][5] Group 3: US-Japan Trade Relations - President Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with Japan's refusal to import US rice despite facing a rice shortage, indicating a potential letter to Japan regarding trade [6][7] - Trump has labeled the US-Japan trade relationship as "unfair," highlighting a significant trade deficit and suggesting that Japan should import more US goods [7][8] - The US has imposed a 25% tariff on imported cars, and negotiations with Japan regarding tariffs are ongoing, with a deadline set for July 9 [8]

金十数据7月1日讯，欧盟委员会发言人托马斯·雷尼尔30日强调，欧盟《数字市场法》和《数字服务 法》不在欧盟与美国的贸易谈判议题之列。美国多次指责欧盟的数字立法"不公平"，要求欧盟放宽对美 国科技巨头监管。今年4月，欧盟委员会认定美国苹果公司和元宇宙平台公司违反欧盟《数字市场 法》，并对这两家公司分别处以巨额罚款。盟委员会负责贸易和经济安全等事务的委员马罗什·谢夫乔 维奇当天表示，将于7月1日前往美国首都华盛顿与美方贸易官员会面，继续推动双方达成贸易协议。 欧盟：数字相关立法不在与美国贸易谈判议题之列 ...