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US Eliminates \$800 De Minimis Import Exemption, Imposing Tariffs
President Trump ended the \$800 de minimis import exemption on May 2nd, 2024, impacting e-commerce companies and consumers. Tariffs will apply, reaching 54% for Chinese imports, following a previous failed attempt due to customs capacity issues. 1.4 billion packages were affected in fiscal year 2024...
US Eliminates \$800 De Minimis Import Exemption, Imposing Tariffs
President Trump ended the \$800 de minimis import exemption on May 2nd, 2024, impacting e-commerce companies and consumers. Tariffs will apply, reaching 54% for Chinese imports, following a previous failed attempt due to customs capacity issues. 1.4 billion packages were affected in fiscal year 2024...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Hit Australia: Election Stakes Rise Amidst Global Uncertainty
President Trump imposed a 10% tariff on Australian exports to the US, despite a free trade agreement, adding to global trade uncertainty and impacting Australia's upcoming federal election.
Trump Tariffs Hit Australia: Election Stakes Rise Amidst Global Uncertainty
President Trump imposed a 10% tariff on Australian exports to the US, despite a free trade agreement, adding to global trade uncertainty and impacting Australia's upcoming federal election.
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52% Bias Score
Trump to Announce New Tariffs, Impacting Consumer Prices and Global Trade
President Trump will announce on April 2nd new tariffs on goods imported from Mexico, Canada, and China, impacting various sectors like food, electronics, and automobiles, potentially increasing consumer prices and causing job losses.
Trump to Announce New Tariffs, Impacting Consumer Prices and Global Trade
President Trump will announce on April 2nd new tariffs on goods imported from Mexico, Canada, and China, impacting various sectors like food, electronics, and automobiles, potentially increasing consumer prices and causing job losses.
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48% Bias Score
Goldman Sachs raises US recession probability to 35% amid tariff concerns
Goldman Sachs increased its US recession probability to 35% in the next 12 months due to the expected implementation of reciprocal tariffs on April 2nd, leading to higher inflation (3.5% by the end of 2025), weaker consumer spending, and a GDP growth forecast of 1%.
Goldman Sachs raises US recession probability to 35% amid tariff concerns
Goldman Sachs increased its US recession probability to 35% in the next 12 months due to the expected implementation of reciprocal tariffs on April 2nd, leading to higher inflation (3.5% by the end of 2025), weaker consumer spending, and a GDP growth forecast of 1%.
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48% Bias Score
S&P 500 Up Despite Tariff Uncertainty, Weak Data
On Tuesday, the S&P 500 closed up 0.38% at 5,633.07 despite economic data weaker than expected and anticipation of President Trump's tariff policy announcement, scheduled for Wednesday, which is expected to include reciprocal tariffs on goods from almost all countries.
S&P 500 Up Despite Tariff Uncertainty, Weak Data
On Tuesday, the S&P 500 closed up 0.38% at 5,633.07 despite economic data weaker than expected and anticipation of President Trump's tariff policy announcement, scheduled for Wednesday, which is expected to include reciprocal tariffs on goods from almost all countries.
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60% Bias Score
Trump's April 2nd Tariff Increases: Impact on US Trade and Global Economy
President Trump implemented significant tariff increases on April 2nd, 2025, raising the average tariff on imported goods to 9.4 percent (excluding new tariffs), aiming to reduce the US trade deficit but potentially harming economic growth domestically and internationally.
Trump's April 2nd Tariff Increases: Impact on US Trade and Global Economy
President Trump implemented significant tariff increases on April 2nd, 2025, raising the average tariff on imported goods to 9.4 percent (excluding new tariffs), aiming to reduce the US trade deficit but potentially harming economic growth domestically and internationally.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs: A Relatively Mild Blow for Britain, But a Significant Economic Threat
Despite initial concerns, Britain faced a 10 percent reciprocal tariff on US exports under Trump's new regime—a lower rate than that imposed on other countries—thanks to Keir Starmer's efforts. However, this will still negatively impact the British economy, potentially halving economic growth, and s...
Trump's Tariffs: A Relatively Mild Blow for Britain, But a Significant Economic Threat
Despite initial concerns, Britain faced a 10 percent reciprocal tariff on US exports under Trump's new regime—a lower rate than that imposed on other countries—thanks to Keir Starmer's efforts. However, this will still negatively impact the British economy, potentially halving economic growth, and s...
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52% Bias Score
Canadian Steelmakers Seek Trade Barriers Amidst US Tariffs and Foreign Dumping
Facing reduced US market access due to US tariffs, the Canadian Steel Producers Association is urging the Canadian government to impose new trade barriers against foreign steel dumpers to protect domestic producers from cheap foreign steel flooding the Canadian market, as demand outstrips domestic p...
Canadian Steelmakers Seek Trade Barriers Amidst US Tariffs and Foreign Dumping
Facing reduced US market access due to US tariffs, the Canadian Steel Producers Association is urging the Canadian government to impose new trade barriers against foreign steel dumpers to protect domestic producers from cheap foreign steel flooding the Canadian market, as demand outstrips domestic p...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Announces Sweeping New Tariffs, Igniting Global Trade War
President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on imported goods, including cars, beer, and aluminum cans, starting April 3, potentially raising consumer prices and disrupting global trade; the measures are in addition to existing tariffs on Chinese goods and steel and aluminum.
Trump Announces Sweeping New Tariffs, Igniting Global Trade War
President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on imported goods, including cars, beer, and aluminum cans, starting April 3, potentially raising consumer prices and disrupting global trade; the measures are in addition to existing tariffs on Chinese goods and steel and aluminum.
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40% Bias Score
Strong Q1 Auto Sales Defy Impending Tariffs
U.S. automakers reported unexpectedly robust first-quarter sales increases—GM at 16.7%, Hyundai at 10%, Kia at 11%—as consumers rushed to purchase vehicles before President Trump's 25% tariffs on imported vehicles took effect this week, exceeding analysts' forecasts of roughly 1% year-over-year grow...
Strong Q1 Auto Sales Defy Impending Tariffs
U.S. automakers reported unexpectedly robust first-quarter sales increases—GM at 16.7%, Hyundai at 10%, Kia at 11%—as consumers rushed to purchase vehicles before President Trump's 25% tariffs on imported vehicles took effect this week, exceeding analysts' forecasts of roughly 1% year-over-year grow...
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36% Bias Score
German Industry Relocation: High Costs and Trade Disruptions Drive Decline
High production costs in Germany, stemming from bureaucracy, energy prices, and wages, along with disruptions to the global trade order, are causing German industrial companies to relocate, leading to job losses and decreased value creation.
German Industry Relocation: High Costs and Trade Disruptions Drive Decline
High production costs in Germany, stemming from bureaucracy, energy prices, and wages, along with disruptions to the global trade order, are causing German industrial companies to relocate, leading to job losses and decreased value creation.
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60% Bias Score
ECB Faces Dilemma Amidst US Tariffs and Defense Spending Increase
Facing uncertainty from US tariffs starting April 2nd and rising European defense spending, the ECB is assessing the impact on inflation and growth, leading to mixed signals on its April interest rate decision; some favor further cuts while others suggest a pause to evaluate the situation.
ECB Faces Dilemma Amidst US Tariffs and Defense Spending Increase
Facing uncertainty from US tariffs starting April 2nd and rising European defense spending, the ECB is assessing the impact on inflation and growth, leading to mixed signals on its April interest rate decision; some favor further cuts while others suggest a pause to evaluate the situation.
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52% Bias Score
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