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EU-US Trade Deal: Increased Tariffs and Market Shifts Negatively Impact European Industry
The EU-US trade deal, finalized three weeks prior, reveals a 15% US import tariff on European goods alongside reduced EU tariffs on US goods; while providing some stability, it has negatively impacted the EU trade surplus due to increased imports and decreased exports to major partners, particularly...
EU-US Trade Deal: Increased Tariffs and Market Shifts Negatively Impact European Industry
The EU-US trade deal, finalized three weeks prior, reveals a 15% US import tariff on European goods alongside reduced EU tariffs on US goods; while providing some stability, it has negatively impacted the EU trade surplus due to increased imports and decreased exports to major partners, particularly...
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48% Bias Score
EU Trade Deal Highlights Weakness, But Internal Growth and Diversification Offer Resilience
The EU-US trade deal, imposing a 15% tariff on EU exports while the EU eases regulations and increases purchases of US gas and arms, reveals EU weakness, yet EU internal trade growth (4% in Q2) and stronger ties with regions like Africa, the UK, and some Latin American economies show resilience and ...
EU Trade Deal Highlights Weakness, But Internal Growth and Diversification Offer Resilience
The EU-US trade deal, imposing a 15% tariff on EU exports while the EU eases regulations and increases purchases of US gas and arms, reveals EU weakness, yet EU internal trade growth (4% in Q2) and stronger ties with regions like Africa, the UK, and some Latin American economies show resilience and ...
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52% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs to Hike Grocery Bills by $40 Weekly
President Trump's new tariffs on imported goods, effective August 1st, are expected to increase average American grocery bills by $40 per week within six months, impacting various food sectors due to increased costs from coffee, cheese, chocolate, fruits, vegetables, olive oil, matcha, spices, wine ...
Trump Tariffs to Hike Grocery Bills by $40 Weekly
President Trump's new tariffs on imported goods, effective August 1st, are expected to increase average American grocery bills by $40 per week within six months, impacting various food sectors due to increased costs from coffee, cheese, chocolate, fruits, vegetables, olive oil, matcha, spices, wine ...
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56% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal Announced: 15% Tariff Cap on Cars, Further Negotiations on Steel and Aluminum
The EU and US announced a non-legally binding trade deal on July 27th, setting a 15% tariff cap on cars (retroactive to August 1st), and NDT on aircraft, pharmaceuticals, and other goods from September 1st; steel and aluminum tariffs remain unresolved.
EU-US Trade Deal Announced: 15% Tariff Cap on Cars, Further Negotiations on Steel and Aluminum
The EU and US announced a non-legally binding trade deal on July 27th, setting a 15% tariff cap on cars (retroactive to August 1st), and NDT on aircraft, pharmaceuticals, and other goods from September 1st; steel and aluminum tariffs remain unresolved.
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40% Bias Score
EU-US Tariff Truce: Partial Resolution, Unresolved Issues Remain
The EU and US formalized a tariff truce, lowering tariffs on cars (conditional on EU reciprocation) and capping tariffs on certain goods (pharmaceuticals, lumber, semiconductors) at 15%, but leaving steel and aluminum, and wines and spirits tariffs unresolved. The agreement also includes a pledge by...
EU-US Tariff Truce: Partial Resolution, Unresolved Issues Remain
The EU and US formalized a tariff truce, lowering tariffs on cars (conditional on EU reciprocation) and capping tariffs on certain goods (pharmaceuticals, lumber, semiconductors) at 15%, but leaving steel and aluminum, and wines and spirits tariffs unresolved. The agreement also includes a pledge by...
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32% Bias Score
CSSC-CSIC Merger Creates World's Largest Shipbuilder
China's CSSC and CSIC, merged in 2019, will fully integrate via a share swap creating the world's largest listed shipbuilder with over \$55.7 billion in assets and \$18.7 billion in revenue, significantly boosting efficiency and high-end vessel production.
CSSC-CSIC Merger Creates World's Largest Shipbuilder
China's CSSC and CSIC, merged in 2019, will fully integrate via a share swap creating the world's largest listed shipbuilder with over \$55.7 billion in assets and \$18.7 billion in revenue, significantly boosting efficiency and high-end vessel production.
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60% Bias Score
International Postal Services Halt US Shipments After Tariff Exemption Expires
International postal services are suspending shipments to the United States following the expiration of a tariff exemption on small packages, impacting e-commerce businesses and consumers.
International Postal Services Halt US Shipments After Tariff Exemption Expires
International postal services are suspending shipments to the United States following the expiration of a tariff exemption on small packages, impacting e-commerce businesses and consumers.
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36% Bias Score
US Tariffs Squeeze Retail Giants' Margins
Walmart, Home Depot, Target, and Lowe's reported significant cost increases due to US tariffs in Q2 2024, prompting price increases and impacting margins; Target experienced a decline in sales and profit margins, while others successfully maintained margins.
US Tariffs Squeeze Retail Giants' Margins
Walmart, Home Depot, Target, and Lowe's reported significant cost increases due to US tariffs in Q2 2024, prompting price increases and impacting margins; Target experienced a decline in sales and profit margins, while others successfully maintained margins.
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28% Bias Score
Canada Seeks Indigenous Partnership in Churchill Port Development
Canada seeks Indigenous participation in trade diversification projects, exemplified by the proposed Churchill port development, partially owned by 41 Indigenous communities, which aims to use icebreakers to extend the shipping season; however, this involves major environmental considerations and ne...
Canada Seeks Indigenous Partnership in Churchill Port Development
Canada seeks Indigenous participation in trade diversification projects, exemplified by the proposed Churchill port development, partially owned by 41 Indigenous communities, which aims to use icebreakers to extend the shipping season; however, this involves major environmental considerations and ne...
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36% Bias Score
Yiwu's World Cup Merchandise Boom: A 16.8% Surge in Sporting Goods Exports
Yiwu, China's "world's supermarket," is experiencing a 16.8 percent surge in sporting goods exports (reaching 6.78 billion yuan in the first seven months of 2025) due to high demand for 2026 World Cup merchandise, primarily from Mexico, the U.S., and Europe, showcasing its rapid manufacturing capabi...
Yiwu's World Cup Merchandise Boom: A 16.8% Surge in Sporting Goods Exports
Yiwu, China's "world's supermarket," is experiencing a 16.8 percent surge in sporting goods exports (reaching 6.78 billion yuan in the first seven months of 2025) due to high demand for 2026 World Cup merchandise, primarily from Mexico, the U.S., and Europe, showcasing its rapid manufacturing capabi...
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48% Bias Score
Canada Prioritizes Global Competitiveness Over US Trade Deal
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford met in Ottawa on Monday to discuss boosting Canada's global competitiveness instead of focusing on a trade deal with the United States, amid unpredictable US trade policies and imposed tariffs.
Canada Prioritizes Global Competitiveness Over US Trade Deal
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford met in Ottawa on Monday to discuss boosting Canada's global competitiveness instead of focusing on a trade deal with the United States, amid unpredictable US trade policies and imposed tariffs.
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44% Bias Score
Spain Outperforms Eurozone in Exports Despite Auto Sector Decline
Spain's exports grew 1% in the first half of 2023, outperforming the Eurozone, despite a significant drop in automobile exports due to decreased European demand, leading to a 58.7% surge in the trade deficit to €25.1 billion.
Spain Outperforms Eurozone in Exports Despite Auto Sector Decline
Spain's exports grew 1% in the first half of 2023, outperforming the Eurozone, despite a significant drop in automobile exports due to decreased European demand, leading to a 58.7% surge in the trade deficit to €25.1 billion.
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36% Bias Score
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