The trade war has cooled down, and Europe and the United States suddenly join hands; this is not a retreat, but a calculation.
Do you remember Trump saying, "Europe is worse than China"? Now, the US and Europe have actually sat down to sign a tariff agreement, which is truly a twist in the old script, and even the plot is not following the usual routine. But this is not "the world has become better", but rather: * The Biden administration is busy with the election situation and urgently needs to relieve consumer pressure; * The EU does not want to be left behind in the high-speed train of the global new energy competition. * Both sides of the business are shouting: Stop taxing each other, we're really unable to sell! 🎯 Especially in fields like steel and aluminum, automobiles, and high-end chips, the past three years have been like opening a blind box for freight due to the mutual imposition of tariffs—expensive, slow, and uncertain. What does the agreement between both parties mean now? * Boosted confidence among US and European automakers and industrial giants; * Digital economy enterprises finally have a breathing window; * Indirect pressure waves are formed due to exports of manufacturing to China. This is not just a "decompression" agreement, but also paves the way for the "next round of standard battles": whose standards, whose dominance. This is not a reconciliation, but a "joint value preservation" operation after exquisite calculation. The partnership between the U.S. and Europe is not good news; it serves as a reminder that you need to tighten your wallet as global competition enters a phase of meticulous calculation!
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The trade war has cooled down, and Europe and the United States suddenly join hands; this is not a retreat, but a calculation.
Do you remember Trump saying, "Europe is worse than China"? Now, the US and Europe have actually sat down to sign a tariff agreement, which is truly a twist in the old script, and even the plot is not following the usual routine.
But this is not "the world has become better", but rather:
* The Biden administration is busy with the election situation and urgently needs to relieve consumer pressure;
* The EU does not want to be left behind in the high-speed train of the global new energy competition.
* Both sides of the business are shouting: Stop taxing each other, we're really unable to sell!
🎯 Especially in fields like steel and aluminum, automobiles, and high-end chips, the past three years have been like opening a blind box for freight due to the mutual imposition of tariffs—expensive, slow, and uncertain. What does the agreement between both parties mean now?
* Boosted confidence among US and European automakers and industrial giants;
* Digital economy enterprises finally have a breathing window;
* Indirect pressure waves are formed due to exports of manufacturing to China.
This is not just a "decompression" agreement, but also paves the way for the "next round of standard battles": whose standards, whose dominance.
This is not a reconciliation, but a "joint value preservation" operation after exquisite calculation.
The partnership between the U.S. and Europe is not good news; it serves as a reminder that you need to tighten your wallet as global competition enters a phase of meticulous calculation!