Group 1 - France plans to discuss the strengthening of the euro against the dollar during the upcoming EU leaders' meeting, aiming to enhance EU competitiveness [1][2] - French President Macron intends to raise the exchange rate issue as part of discussions on boosting the economy and reducing vulnerabilities [1][2] - The agenda for the summit is already tight, focusing on eliminating long-standing national barriers in various sectors, including financial services, to build a single market and enhance economic influence [1][2] Group 2 - EU member states are looking to reduce dependence on major trading partners, particularly the United States, and achieve diversification [1][2] - The recent strengthening of the euro against the dollar has become a key factor threatening the European Central Bank's outlook, especially after US President Trump's comments on not worrying about the dollar's decline [1][2] - The European Central Bank expects inflation rates to fall below 2% this year and next, with a stronger euro posing challenges for exporters, potentially hindering economic growth [1][2]