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US-Japan Trade Deal: Reduced Tariffs and Major Investment
President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba finalized a trade deal significantly reducing tariffs on Japanese auto exports to the US in exchange for a $550 billion Japanese investment in the US, setting a precedent for future trade negotiations with other Asian nations.
US-Japan Trade Deal: Reduced Tariffs and Major Investment
President Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba finalized a trade deal significantly reducing tariffs on Japanese auto exports to the US in exchange for a $550 billion Japanese investment in the US, setting a precedent for future trade negotiations with other Asian nations.
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36% Bias Score
Eighth CIIE Showcases Global Trade Amidst Uncertainties
The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE), running November 5-10 in Shanghai, expects over 50 countries and international organizations, featuring Sweden and the UAE as guest countries and Kyrgyzstan's debut, with a focus on digitalization, sustainability, and innovation to boost global trad...
Eighth CIIE Showcases Global Trade Amidst Uncertainties
The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE), running November 5-10 in Shanghai, expects over 50 countries and international organizations, featuring Sweden and the UAE as guest countries and Kyrgyzstan's debut, with a focus on digitalization, sustainability, and innovation to boost global trad...
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28% Bias Score
Europe's Deindustrialization Drives Up Consumer Prices
Consumer goods like iPhones and bicycles cost significantly more in Europe than in China and the US, primarily due to Europe's rapid decline in industrial production, leading to increased reliance on imports and higher prices for consumers.
Europe's Deindustrialization Drives Up Consumer Prices
Consumer goods like iPhones and bicycles cost significantly more in Europe than in China and the US, primarily due to Europe's rapid decline in industrial production, leading to increased reliance on imports and higher prices for consumers.
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56% Bias Score
Hainan Launches Independent Customs Operation, Boosting Free Trade
Hainan's island-wide independent customs operation, starting December 18th, will significantly reduce business costs, expand zero-tariff goods to 6,600 tariff lines (74 percent of all tariff lines), and simplify import procedures, attracting investment and boosting free trade.
Hainan Launches Independent Customs Operation, Boosting Free Trade
Hainan's island-wide independent customs operation, starting December 18th, will significantly reduce business costs, expand zero-tariff goods to 6,600 tariff lines (74 percent of all tariff lines), and simplify import procedures, attracting investment and boosting free trade.
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60% Bias Score
EU-China Summit Highlights Trade Tensions and Rare Earth Mineral Dispute
The shortened EU-China summit in Beijing reflects strained relations, marked by a €400 billion EU trade deficit, Chinese industrial policies favoring domestic suppliers, and China's control of rare earth minerals crucial for clean technologies, prompting EU calls for stronger measures.
EU-China Summit Highlights Trade Tensions and Rare Earth Mineral Dispute
The shortened EU-China summit in Beijing reflects strained relations, marked by a €400 billion EU trade deficit, Chinese industrial policies favoring domestic suppliers, and China's control of rare earth minerals crucial for clean technologies, prompting EU calls for stronger measures.
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48% Bias Score
Hainan Launches Independent Customs Operation, Boosting Free Trade
Hainan's island-wide independent customs operation, starting December 18, will significantly reduce business costs, expand zero-tariff goods to 6,600 tariff lines (74 percent of all lines), and simplify import procedures, boosting free trade and attracting foreign investment.
Hainan Launches Independent Customs Operation, Boosting Free Trade
Hainan's island-wide independent customs operation, starting December 18, will significantly reduce business costs, expand zero-tariff goods to 6,600 tariff lines (74 percent of all lines), and simplify import procedures, boosting free trade and attracting foreign investment.
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48% Bias Score
EU-China Trade Partnership: A Counter to US Protectionism
The European Union and China, the world's two largest trading powers, can reduce their trade deficit and counter US protectionism by strategically diverting exports, leveraging complementary infrastructure projects, and collaborating in green technologies, digital technologies, and infrastructure de...
EU-China Trade Partnership: A Counter to US Protectionism
The European Union and China, the world's two largest trading powers, can reduce their trade deficit and counter US protectionism by strategically diverting exports, leveraging complementary infrastructure projects, and collaborating in green technologies, digital technologies, and infrastructure de...
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40% Bias Score
VW Profit Falls Despite Sales Rise Due to Premium Brand Weakness and US Tariffs
Volkswagen's first-half vehicle deliveries rose 0.5% to 4.4 million, boosted by a 46% increase in electric vehicle sales; however, lower profitability in premium brands (Audi, Porsche) and US tariffs (€1.3 billion) resulted in a significant profit decline, leading to lowered profit margin forecasts ...
VW Profit Falls Despite Sales Rise Due to Premium Brand Weakness and US Tariffs
Volkswagen's first-half vehicle deliveries rose 0.5% to 4.4 million, boosted by a 46% increase in electric vehicle sales; however, lower profitability in premium brands (Audi, Porsche) and US tariffs (€1.3 billion) resulted in a significant profit decline, leading to lowered profit margin forecasts ...
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36% Bias Score
US Tariffs on Brazil: WTO Principles Challenged
The United States imposed a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods, starting August 1st, prompting Brazil to condemn the move as a violation of WTO principles and a threat to global economic stability, while vowing to use all legal means to defend its interests.
US Tariffs on Brazil: WTO Principles Challenged
The United States imposed a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods, starting August 1st, prompting Brazil to condemn the move as a violation of WTO principles and a threat to global economic stability, while vowing to use all legal means to defend its interests.
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40% Bias Score
US-Japan Trade Deal: 15% Tariff on Japanese Exports, $550 Billion Japanese Investment Pledged
The US and Japan finalized a trade deal imposing a 15% tariff on Japanese exports to the US, granting Japan increased access to the US auto market in return for a pledged $550 billion Japanese investment in the US, which may increase the US trade deficit.
US-Japan Trade Deal: 15% Tariff on Japanese Exports, $550 Billion Japanese Investment Pledged
The US and Japan finalized a trade deal imposing a 15% tariff on Japanese exports to the US, granting Japan increased access to the US auto market in return for a pledged $550 billion Japanese investment in the US, which may increase the US trade deficit.
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40% Bias Score
Hainan Launches Independent Customs Operation, Boosting Free Trade
Hainan Free Trade Port will implement an island-wide independent customs operation on December 18, 2024, significantly expanding zero-tariff goods to 6,600 tariff lines, reducing business costs, and attracting foreign investment to boost free trade.
Hainan Launches Independent Customs Operation, Boosting Free Trade
Hainan Free Trade Port will implement an island-wide independent customs operation on December 18, 2024, significantly expanding zero-tariff goods to 6,600 tariff lines, reducing business costs, and attracting foreign investment to boost free trade.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's Trade Deals: Unequal Concessions from Asia-Pacific
US President Donald Trump's trade tariff deals have compelled Asia-Pacific countries into offering concessions on unequal terms, often resulting in one-sided outcomes that violate the principle of reciprocity, impacting their economic growth projections, such as the Asian Development Bank's downgrad...
Trump's Trade Deals: Unequal Concessions from Asia-Pacific
US President Donald Trump's trade tariff deals have compelled Asia-Pacific countries into offering concessions on unequal terms, often resulting in one-sided outcomes that violate the principle of reciprocity, impacting their economic growth projections, such as the Asian Development Bank's downgrad...
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48% Bias Score
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