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Tariffs Cost GM $1.1 Billion in Q2, Impacting Net Income
General Motors reported a 21% drop in Q2 net income, largely due to $1.1 billion in costs from tariffs on imported cars and auto parts, projecting $4-5 billion in total tariff costs by year-end; despite this, GM plans no immediate price increases and expects industrywide prices to rise only 0.5-1%.
Tariffs Cost GM $1.1 Billion in Q2, Impacting Net Income
General Motors reported a 21% drop in Q2 net income, largely due to $1.1 billion in costs from tariffs on imported cars and auto parts, projecting $4-5 billion in total tariff costs by year-end; despite this, GM plans no immediate price increases and expects industrywide prices to rise only 0.5-1%.
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36% Bias Score
GM's $1.1 Billion Tariff Loss in Q2
General Motors reported a $1.1 billion loss in the second quarter and expects $4 billion to $5 billion in losses by year-end due to tariffs on imported cars and parts; however, the company plans to maintain current vehicle prices.
GM's $1.1 Billion Tariff Loss in Q2
General Motors reported a $1.1 billion loss in the second quarter and expects $4 billion to $5 billion in losses by year-end due to tariffs on imported cars and parts; however, the company plans to maintain current vehicle prices.
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24% Bias Score
Stellantis Q2 Deliveries Drop 6% Amid US Tariff Impacts
Stellantis reported a 6% decline in global vehicle deliveries to 1.4 million units in Q2 2025, attributing the drop to US tariffs causing a €300 million expense increase and impacting stock prices. North American deliveries plummeted by 25%, while Europe saw a 6% decrease due to product transitions....
Stellantis Q2 Deliveries Drop 6% Amid US Tariff Impacts
Stellantis reported a 6% decline in global vehicle deliveries to 1.4 million units in Q2 2025, attributing the drop to US tariffs causing a €300 million expense increase and impacting stock prices. North American deliveries plummeted by 25%, while Europe saw a 6% decrease due to product transitions....
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40% Bias Score
US Tariffs on Brazilian Goods to Primarily Hurt American Consumers
President Trump's planned 50% tariff on Brazilian exports, starting August 1st, will disproportionately affect American consumers due to US reliance on Brazilian beef, prompting retaliatory threats from Brazil's President Lula da Silva.
US Tariffs on Brazilian Goods to Primarily Hurt American Consumers
President Trump's planned 50% tariff on Brazilian exports, starting August 1st, will disproportionately affect American consumers due to US reliance on Brazilian beef, prompting retaliatory threats from Brazil's President Lula da Silva.
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36% Bias Score
Weakening US Dollar Impacts American Tourists, Benefits Exporters
The US dollar's value plummeted in the first half of 2024, impacting American tourists' spending power abroad while offering advantages to US exporters and investors in international markets.
Weakening US Dollar Impacts American Tourists, Benefits Exporters
The US dollar's value plummeted in the first half of 2024, impacting American tourists' spending power abroad while offering advantages to US exporters and investors in international markets.
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28% Bias Score
Trump to Impose 10-15% Tariffs on 150+ Countries
President Trump will send letters to over 150 countries, notifying them of potential 10-15% tariffs starting August 1st, unless they negotiate better trade terms with the US, extending a previous July 9th deadline by three weeks.
Trump to Impose 10-15% Tariffs on 150+ Countries
President Trump will send letters to over 150 countries, notifying them of potential 10-15% tariffs starting August 1st, unless they negotiate better trade terms with the US, extending a previous July 9th deadline by three weeks.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Extends China Trade Deal, Imposes New Tariffs on Other Countries
The Trump administration plans to extend its trade deal with China, lowering tariffs past the August 12 deadline, while simultaneously imposing new tariffs on several other countries, including the EU, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, and Brazil, beginning August 1.
Trump Extends China Trade Deal, Imposes New Tariffs on Other Countries
The Trump administration plans to extend its trade deal with China, lowering tariffs past the August 12 deadline, while simultaneously imposing new tariffs on several other countries, including the EU, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, and Brazil, beginning August 1.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Announces US-Philippines Trade Deal with 19% Tariff on Philippine Goods
President Donald Trump announced a trade agreement with the Philippines on Tuesday, imposing a 19% tariff on Philippine products while US goods are exempt; the agreement follows a White House meeting, though details remain limited, and US imports from the Philippines totaled $14 billion last year.
Trump Announces US-Philippines Trade Deal with 19% Tariff on Philippine Goods
President Donald Trump announced a trade agreement with the Philippines on Tuesday, imposing a 19% tariff on Philippine products while US goods are exempt; the agreement follows a White House meeting, though details remain limited, and US imports from the Philippines totaled $14 billion last year.
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32% Bias Score
US Tariffs on Brazil Amidst Counterfeiting Dispute in Sao Paulo
A US report criticizes Brazil's 25th of March Street in Sao Paulo for widespread counterfeiting, prompting a US trade investigation and 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods starting August 1st, while Brazilian vendors claim many products are legitimately imported.
US Tariffs on Brazil Amidst Counterfeiting Dispute in Sao Paulo
A US report criticizes Brazil's 25th of March Street in Sao Paulo for widespread counterfeiting, prompting a US trade investigation and 50% tariffs on Brazilian goods starting August 1st, while Brazilian vendors claim many products are legitimately imported.
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48% Bias Score
Export Subsidies Proposed as Alternative to Tariffs
This article proposes replacing U.S. tariffs with export subsidies, arguing that the weakened WTO Appellate Body makes subsidies a less problematic alternative to address the trade deficit, boost exports, and create jobs.
Export Subsidies Proposed as Alternative to Tariffs
This article proposes replacing U.S. tariffs with export subsidies, arguing that the weakened WTO Appellate Body makes subsidies a less problematic alternative to address the trade deficit, boost exports, and create jobs.
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40% Bias Score
Weakening Dollar Fuels Global Economic Uncertainty
The declining value of the U.S. dollar, despite a relatively strong U.S. economy, is causing global economic uncertainty and prompting discussions among BRICS nations to explore alternative currencies for international trade; this weakness stems from a lack of market faith in the dollar and is exace...
Weakening Dollar Fuels Global Economic Uncertainty
The declining value of the U.S. dollar, despite a relatively strong U.S. economy, is causing global economic uncertainty and prompting discussions among BRICS nations to explore alternative currencies for international trade; this weakness stems from a lack of market faith in the dollar and is exace...
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56% Bias Score
Global Firms Strengthen Supply Chain Ties at Beijing Expo
The third China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, held July 16-20, 2025, attracted 651 companies from 75 countries, showcasing increased global confidence in China's supply chain and economic stability, with major players like Nvidia and McDonald's highlighting its importance.
Global Firms Strengthen Supply Chain Ties at Beijing Expo
The third China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, held July 16-20, 2025, attracted 651 companies from 75 countries, showcasing increased global confidence in China's supply chain and economic stability, with major players like Nvidia and McDonald's highlighting its importance.
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48% Bias Score
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