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  1. The European auto market is showing signs of recovery, bolstered by policy support in Germany and administration agreements aimed at avoiding US connected vehicle bans.

The EU is seeking to protect key industries from massive tariffs, providing carve-outs that benefit German carmakers while impacting Airbus and Ferrari.

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The EU is seeking to protect key industries from massive tariffs, providing carve-outs that benefit German carmakers while impacting Airbus and Ferrari.

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  1. EU talks in Brussels focus on countering Trump's tariff threats, which are affecting European automakers.Sub-event
  2. EU carve-outs provide relief to German carmakers, but Ferrari and Airbus face tariff challenges.

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