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Panama Denies US Claim of Free Canal Passage for Government Vessels
The Panama Canal Authority denied the U.S. State Department's claim that it waived fees for U.S. government ships, rejecting assertions that this would save the U.S. millions, and instead highlighted Panama's sovereign control over the canal amidst concerns about growing Chinese influence.
Panama Denies US Claim of Free Canal Passage for Government Vessels
The Panama Canal Authority denied the U.S. State Department's claim that it waived fees for U.S. government ships, rejecting assertions that this would save the U.S. millions, and instead highlighted Panama's sovereign control over the canal amidst concerns about growing Chinese influence.
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Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates Amidst Economic Slowdown
The Bank of England cut interest rates from 4.75 percent to 4.5 percent today, citing concerns about the slowing UK economy and slower-than-expected inflation reduction, despite risks from US tariffs and recent tax increases.
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates Amidst Economic Slowdown
The Bank of England cut interest rates from 4.75 percent to 4.5 percent today, citing concerns about the slowing UK economy and slower-than-expected inflation reduction, despite risks from US tariffs and recent tax increases.
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Mexico Races Against Time to Avert U.S. Tariffs
Facing potential 25% tariffs on Mexican exports, President Sheinbaum secured a 30-day delay to negotiate with the U.S., collaborating with Mexican businesses to leverage Mexico's role as the top U.S. importer and promote the "Hecho en Mexico" initiative, aiming to avoid economic recession.
Mexico Races Against Time to Avert U.S. Tariffs
Facing potential 25% tariffs on Mexican exports, President Sheinbaum secured a 30-day delay to negotiate with the U.S., collaborating with Mexican businesses to leverage Mexico's role as the top U.S. importer and promote the "Hecho en Mexico" initiative, aiming to avoid economic recession.
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US Tariffs on Chinese Goods to Increase Consumer Prices
New US tariffs on Chinese goods, including a 10% increase and the end of a trade exemption for goods under \$800, will raise prices for consumers on a wide variety of products. China supplied 78% of US smartphone imports and 79% of laptop and tablet imports in 2023, and the US imported \$427 billion...
US Tariffs on Chinese Goods to Increase Consumer Prices
New US tariffs on Chinese goods, including a 10% increase and the end of a trade exemption for goods under \$800, will raise prices for consumers on a wide variety of products. China supplied 78% of US smartphone imports and 79% of laptop and tablet imports in 2023, and the US imported \$427 billion...
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Trump's Tariffs: Global Market Volatility and UK's Potential Gain
President Trump announced new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, causing market volatility; a 30-day pause was granted to Mexico and Canada after agreements to combat opioid smuggling. The UK, with its balanced trade with the US, might benefit from this global trade disruption.
Trump's Tariffs: Global Market Volatility and UK's Potential Gain
President Trump announced new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, causing market volatility; a 30-day pause was granted to Mexico and Canada after agreements to combat opioid smuggling. The UK, with its balanced trade with the US, might benefit from this global trade disruption.
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US Tariffs Trigger Market Volatility, Impacting Key Companies
President Trump's tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese goods sparked immediate market volatility, impacting companies like Tesla, Apple, and Colgate-Palmolive due to their reliance on global supply chains and significant revenue exposure to affected regions.
US Tariffs Trigger Market Volatility, Impacting Key Companies
President Trump's tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese goods sparked immediate market volatility, impacting companies like Tesla, Apple, and Colgate-Palmolive due to their reliance on global supply chains and significant revenue exposure to affected regions.
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Trump's Tariffs: Economic Risks Outweigh Benefits
President Trump imposed a 10% tariff on Chinese exports and a 25% tariff (paused) on Canadian and Mexican goods, despite existing trade agreements, aiming to address illegal immigration and drug trafficking; however, experts predict negative economic consequences due to the strong US dollar.

Trump's Tariffs: Economic Risks Outweigh Benefits
President Trump imposed a 10% tariff on Chinese exports and a 25% tariff (paused) on Canadian and Mexican goods, despite existing trade agreements, aiming to address illegal immigration and drug trafficking; however, experts predict negative economic consequences due to the strong US dollar.
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36% Bias Score

US Rejects Global Tax Agreement, Sparking Transatlantic Tax Dispute
The Biden administration's rejection of the OECD's global tax agreement on multinational profits is causing a transatlantic tax dispute, potentially leading to retaliatory tariffs and impacting foreign companies and investors in the US economy.

US Rejects Global Tax Agreement, Sparking Transatlantic Tax Dispute
The Biden administration's rejection of the OECD's global tax agreement on multinational profits is causing a transatlantic tax dispute, potentially leading to retaliatory tariffs and impacting foreign companies and investors in the US economy.
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Trump's Expanded Trade War Threatens US Economic Growth
Donald Trump's planned trade war sequel, involving 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada, 10% on China, and potential levies on the EU, threatens to raise prices and slow U.S. economic growth, unlike his first term's limited impact. This contrasts with his first term's more targeted approach w...

Trump's Expanded Trade War Threatens US Economic Growth
Donald Trump's planned trade war sequel, involving 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada, 10% on China, and potential levies on the EU, threatens to raise prices and slow U.S. economic growth, unlike his first term's limited impact. This contrasts with his first term's more targeted approach w...
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Trump's Unfulfilled Tariff Threats: Assessing the Economic Impact
During his 2020 reelection campaign, Donald Trump threatened significantly higher tariffs than those he implemented during his first term, promising reciprocal tariffs equal to those imposed on US exports, plus a universal 10-20% tariff on all imports and a 60% tariff on Chinese imports; however, he...

Trump's Unfulfilled Tariff Threats: Assessing the Economic Impact
During his 2020 reelection campaign, Donald Trump threatened significantly higher tariffs than those he implemented during his first term, promising reciprocal tariffs equal to those imposed on US exports, plus a universal 10-20% tariff on all imports and a 60% tariff on Chinese imports; however, he...
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USPS Suspends Package Delivery from China Amidst Escalating Trade War
The United States Postal Service temporarily suspended package deliveries from mainland China and Hong Kong following the Trump administration's imposition of new tariffs on Chinese goods, eliminating a loophole that allowed for cheaper imports of goods valued under $800; this action may be connecte...

USPS Suspends Package Delivery from China Amidst Escalating Trade War
The United States Postal Service temporarily suspended package deliveries from mainland China and Hong Kong following the Trump administration's imposition of new tariffs on Chinese goods, eliminating a loophole that allowed for cheaper imports of goods valued under $800; this action may be connecte...
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40% Bias Score

UK Car Exports to China Decline Despite Market Importance
In 2024, UK car exports to China fell by 15.5% to 603,565 units due to model changes and the shift to electric vehicles, but China remains a key market for luxury brands; overall, UK car production decreased by 11.8% to 905,233 units.

UK Car Exports to China Decline Despite Market Importance
In 2024, UK car exports to China fell by 15.5% to 603,565 units due to model changes and the shift to electric vehicles, but China remains a key market for luxury brands; overall, UK car production decreased by 11.8% to 905,233 units.
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36% Bias Score
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