S&P Global's report predicts a 0.4% reduction in eurozone GDP due to economic uncertainty and US tariffs, lowering growth expectations for 2025 from 1.2% to 0.9%. Chief Economist Sylvain Broyer emphasizes that uncertainty poses a greater risk than tariffs. However, fiscal stimulus in Germany and the EU may lead to a 1.4% GDP growth in 2026. The UK faces a halved growth forecast of 0.8% due to high inflation and weak exports, with potential impacts from US tariffs on car exports. The Bank of England is expected to cut rates amid inflation pressures.