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Core Viewpoint - The trade negotiations between the US and the EU have encountered significant setbacks, with the EU potentially seeking to extend the suspension of "reciprocal tariffs" and abandoning hopes for a comprehensive trade agreement before the deadline [5][6]. Group 1: US-EU Trade Negotiations - The EU has given up on reaching a comprehensive trade agreement before the suspension of "reciprocal tariffs" ends on September 9, and it is uncertain if a lighter principle agreement can be achieved [5][6]. - Internal divisions within the EU regarding trade cooperation with the US are hindering progress, with countries like Germany and Italy favoring a swift agreement, while France, Spain, and Denmark express concerns over necessary concessions [5]. - The EU's trade with the US is projected to reach €1.7 trillion (approximately $2 trillion) in 2024, with daily trade averaging €4.6 billion [5]. Group 2: US-Japan Trade Relations - Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stated that Japan will not easily compromise in trade negotiations, indicating that discussions are challenging and time-consuming [2][8]. - Trump has threatened to impose tariffs of 30% to 35% on Japan if an agreement is not reached, and Japan is preparing for various scenarios in response [8][9]. - Japan's Economic Revitalization Minister Akira Amari previously visited the US for negotiations but returned without progress, leading to increased pressure from Trump for higher tariffs [9]. Group 3: US Tariff Plans - Trump plans to send letters to various countries notifying them of the tariffs they will be required to pay, with a potential implementation date of August 1 [3][10]. - The US has already announced a 10% basic tariff on most countries and punitive tariffs of up to 50% on specific goods, with some implementations delayed to allow for negotiations [11]. - The US Treasury Secretary indicated that notifications will be sent to 100 countries with minimal trade relations, warning of higher tariffs if negotiations do not progress [12].