Group 1 - The article highlights the irony of the Trump Tower souvenir shop still selling products labeled "Made in China," despite the Trump administration's high tariffs on Chinese goods [2][4] - Price tags in the shop are deliberately placed over the "Made in China" labels, indicating a possible attempt to obscure the origin of the products [4] Group 2 - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce responded to the U.S. decision to exempt certain products from "reciprocal tariffs," indicating that this is a small step towards correcting the unilateral tariff approach [9] - The Ministry emphasized that the "reciprocal tariffs" introduced on April 2 have not resolved any issues for the U.S. and have instead disrupted international trade order and harmed both economies [9] Group 3 - China and the EU have begun negotiations regarding electric vehicle pricing, with a focus on establishing a "minimum import price" mechanism to replace existing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles [11][14] - This negotiation marks a significant easing of trade tensions that have persisted for nearly six months, potentially reshaping the global landscape for the electric vehicle industry [14] Group 4 - The People's Bank of China released financial statistics indicating that the social financing scale grew by 8.4% year-on-year as of the end of March, with RMB loans increasing by 7.4% [16] - The broad money supply (M2) also showed a stable growth of 7.0%, reflecting continued strong support for the real economy [16]