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Trump Announces Wide-Ranging Tariffs on EU Imports
On Wednesday, US President Trump announced new, sweeping tariffs on European Union imports, escalating the ongoing trade dispute and potentially impacting various sectors including automotive, pharmaceuticals, and technology. The move is intended to address the US trade deficit with the EU and stren...
Trump Announces Wide-Ranging Tariffs on EU Imports
On Wednesday, US President Trump announced new, sweeping tariffs on European Union imports, escalating the ongoing trade dispute and potentially impacting various sectors including automotive, pharmaceuticals, and technology. The move is intended to address the US trade deficit with the EU and stren...
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40% Bias Score


EU Prepares Retaliatory Tariffs Against US
The European Union is preparing a retaliatory response to US President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on non-US-made vehicles, scheduled to begin April 2nd, with an initial estimate of €26 billion in countermeasures, primarily targeting key US sectors to minimize European impact while maximizing damage ...
EU Prepares Retaliatory Tariffs Against US
The European Union is preparing a retaliatory response to US President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on non-US-made vehicles, scheduled to begin April 2nd, with an initial estimate of €26 billion in countermeasures, primarily targeting key US sectors to minimize European impact while maximizing damage ...
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52% Bias Score


Trump's Tariffs Spark Republican Divisions, Farmer Concerns
President Trump is expected to impose tariffs on imports from all countries, prompting concern among Republican lawmakers who are seeking exemptions for goods vital to the U.S. agricultural sector; this action could lead to another farmer bailout and has created a divide within the GOP between farmi...
Trump's Tariffs Spark Republican Divisions, Farmer Concerns
President Trump is expected to impose tariffs on imports from all countries, prompting concern among Republican lawmakers who are seeking exemptions for goods vital to the U.S. agricultural sector; this action could lead to another farmer bailout and has created a divide within the GOP between farmi...
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36% Bias Score


Trump Announces Global Reciprocal Tariffs
President Trump announced on Sunday that reciprocal tariffs, set to be unveiled on April 2, will apply to all countries, reversing prior statements suggesting a narrower focus; this broad approach has already caused significant drops in Asian stock markets and a rise in the price of gold.
Trump Announces Global Reciprocal Tariffs
President Trump announced on Sunday that reciprocal tariffs, set to be unveiled on April 2, will apply to all countries, reversing prior statements suggesting a narrower focus; this broad approach has already caused significant drops in Asian stock markets and a rise in the price of gold.
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52% Bias Score


UK-US Economic Deal Negotiations Continue Amidst New US Tariffs
Following a phone call between Prime Minister Sunak and President Trump on Sunday, the UK and US are continuing negotiations for an economic prosperity deal despite President Trump's recent announcement of a 25% tariff on imported cars, which threatens significant UK exporters.
UK-US Economic Deal Negotiations Continue Amidst New US Tariffs
Following a phone call between Prime Minister Sunak and President Trump on Sunday, the UK and US are continuing negotiations for an economic prosperity deal despite President Trump's recent announcement of a 25% tariff on imported cars, which threatens significant UK exporters.
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56% Bias Score


Asian Markets Tumble on U.S. Tariff Fears
Concerns over broad U.S. tariffs caused Asian share markets to tumble on Monday, with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan falling nearly 2% and emerging Asian markets dropping 2% to their lowest point since early March; South Korea's KOSPI dropped 3%, while Taiwan's benchmark ...
Asian Markets Tumble on U.S. Tariff Fears
Concerns over broad U.S. tariffs caused Asian share markets to tumble on Monday, with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan falling nearly 2% and emerging Asian markets dropping 2% to their lowest point since early March; South Korea's KOSPI dropped 3%, while Taiwan's benchmark ...
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48% Bias Score

US Tariffs Pressure Asian Economies
The US is using tariffs to pressure Asian economies, particularly those with large trade surpluses like Vietnam (25% of GDP) and Thailand (10% of GDP), to increase purchases, defense spending, lower tariffs on US imports or match US tariffs on China, creating uncertainty and impacting corporate conf...

US Tariffs Pressure Asian Economies
The US is using tariffs to pressure Asian economies, particularly those with large trade surpluses like Vietnam (25% of GDP) and Thailand (10% of GDP), to increase purchases, defense spending, lower tariffs on US imports or match US tariffs on China, creating uncertainty and impacting corporate conf...
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48% Bias Score

US Tariffs Create Uncertainty for Asian Economies
The US is using tariffs to reduce its trade deficit, impacting Asian economies significantly due to their large trade surpluses and integration with China's global value chains, potentially leading to growth slowdowns and policy responses.

US Tariffs Create Uncertainty for Asian Economies
The US is using tariffs to reduce its trade deficit, impacting Asian economies significantly due to their large trade surpluses and integration with China's global value chains, potentially leading to growth slowdowns and policy responses.
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36% Bias Score

Hutchison Port Sale Sparks US-China Geopolitical Tension
CK Hutchison is selling 43 of its 53 ports in 23 countries to a BlackRock-led consortium for $US22.8 billion, sparking controversy due to China's concerns over national security and the US's interpretation of the deal as a victory against China's growing influence.

Hutchison Port Sale Sparks US-China Geopolitical Tension
CK Hutchison is selling 43 of its 53 ports in 23 countries to a BlackRock-led consortium for $US22.8 billion, sparking controversy due to China's concerns over national security and the US's interpretation of the deal as a victory against China's growing influence.
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60% Bias Score

US Auto Tariffs to Hike Car Prices Significantly
A 25% tariff on imported cars and auto parts will take effect in the US on April 3rd, potentially increasing car prices by $5,000-$15,000, according to Goldman Sachs, while the long-term impact on domestic production and trade relationships remains uncertain.

US Auto Tariffs to Hike Car Prices Significantly
A 25% tariff on imported cars and auto parts will take effect in the US on April 3rd, potentially increasing car prices by $5,000-$15,000, according to Goldman Sachs, while the long-term impact on domestic production and trade relationships remains uncertain.
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44% Bias Score

US Car Sales Surge Expected Before Tariffs Take Effect
US car dealerships expect a surge in customers this week due to President Trump's 25% tariffs on imported auto parts, set to take effect Thursday, which will increase new and used car prices and potentially lead to decreased sales and model discontinuation, impacting consumers' purchasing decisions ...

US Car Sales Surge Expected Before Tariffs Take Effect
US car dealerships expect a surge in customers this week due to President Trump's 25% tariffs on imported auto parts, set to take effect Thursday, which will increase new and used car prices and potentially lead to decreased sales and model discontinuation, impacting consumers' purchasing decisions ...
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40% Bias Score

US Consumer Spending Slows Amid Tariff-Driven Economic Anxiety
Facing economic uncertainty from Trump's tariffs, American consumers are cutting spending across various sectors—from cars and electronics to air travel—leading to increased savings and a potential economic slowdown.

US Consumer Spending Slows Amid Tariff-Driven Economic Anxiety
Facing economic uncertainty from Trump's tariffs, American consumers are cutting spending across various sectors—from cars and electronics to air travel—leading to increased savings and a potential economic slowdown.
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40% Bias Score
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