Group 1 - The European Union is considering implementing a tariff quota system to alleviate trade pressures in specific industries, allowing for a tiered tariff policy based on export volume thresholds [2] - An example of this mechanism is the UK-US automotive trade agreement, which permits the first 100,000 exported vehicles to benefit from a 10% preferential tariff, while exceeding quantities revert to a 25% standard rate [2] - This system aims to create a tariff buffer for sensitive sectors such as automotive and steel, effectively reducing cross-border trade costs for companies [2] Group 2 - In ongoing transatlantic negotiations, the US has included digital regulations and environmental standards as non-tariff barriers in trade agreement discussions, raising concerns within the EU [2] - EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized that core sovereign policy regulations should not be subject to external interference, while agreeing to maintain flexibility in technical standard coordination [2] - EU Trade Commissioner Matthias Jørgensen outlined the negotiation bottom line, stating that while the EU can optimize compliance processes to enhance trade facilitation, the existing regulatory framework is a non-negotiable "policy red line" [2] Group 3 - Current gold futures are trading around 768.98 yuan per gram, down 0.55%, with a high of 774.70 yuan and a low of 768.78 yuan [1] - The short-term trend for gold futures appears bearish, with support at 765 yuan per gram and resistance between 789-800 yuan per gram [1] - A breakout above 800 yuan could lead to an upward movement towards 820 yuan, while a drop below 770 yuan may test the 760 yuan support level [2]