The view on Trump's threat to Apple and the EU to impose tariffs at night: because of the 4.9 turn and the precedent of the first meeting between China and the United States, the market still has the expectation of turning at the last moment, and it is also the logic that the market rebounds after a sudden killing. The European Union has put forward a version of the plan before: adhere to the principle of reciprocity and propose to reduce mutual tariffs to zero or threaten to increase tariffs on US $90 billion goods, which clearly fails to meet Trump's requirements. After all, 10% of the benchmark tax rate in the UK has been maintained, so Trump's threat at night really means extreme pressure. What needs to be paid attention to later is whether the EU will make concessions in the game between the US and Europe after June 1st? There is still no consensus on the extent to which the US and Europe can reach a compromise on the proposals submitted before the EU.