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US-China Trade Talks Begin in Geneva Amid High Tariffs
US and China trade negotiators met in Geneva on Saturday to discuss reducing tariffs that have reached 145 percent on US goods to China and 125 percent vice versa, impacting over \$660 billion in bilateral trade, with hopes for even minor reductions to positively impact global markets.
US-China Trade Talks Begin in Geneva Amid High Tariffs
US and China trade negotiators met in Geneva on Saturday to discuss reducing tariffs that have reached 145 percent on US goods to China and 125 percent vice versa, impacting over \$660 billion in bilateral trade, with hopes for even minor reductions to positively impact global markets.
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44% Bias Score
US-UK Trade Deal Announced Amidst Economic and International Law Concerns
US President Trump and UK Prime Minister Starmer announced a trade deal on May 8th, despite concerns from economists about its limited impact and potential conflict with international trade laws; many British goods will face a 10% tariff.
US-UK Trade Deal Announced Amidst Economic and International Law Concerns
US President Trump and UK Prime Minister Starmer announced a trade deal on May 8th, despite concerns from economists about its limited impact and potential conflict with international trade laws; many British goods will face a 10% tariff.
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40% Bias Score
US and UK Reach Limited Trade Agreement, Reducing Tariffs on Key Sectors
The US and UK reached a limited trade agreement, reducing tariffs on steel, aluminum, cars, and boosting agricultural exports, following the US's imposition of tariffs on foreign goods in April; this agreement focuses on specific sectors and requires Congressional approval for a broader deal.
US and UK Reach Limited Trade Agreement, Reducing Tariffs on Key Sectors
The US and UK reached a limited trade agreement, reducing tariffs on steel, aluminum, cars, and boosting agricultural exports, following the US's imposition of tariffs on foreign goods in April; this agreement focuses on specific sectors and requires Congressional approval for a broader deal.
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48% Bias Score
Canada Rejects Quick Trade Deal with US, Prioritizing USMCA
Canada's Ambassador to the U.S. stated that Canada will not replace the ratified USMCA with a less stable executive agreement, prioritizing long-term stability of key sectors over quick removal of tariffs, despite pressure from the U.S. and deals other countries are making with the President.
Canada Rejects Quick Trade Deal with US, Prioritizing USMCA
Canada's Ambassador to the U.S. stated that Canada will not replace the ratified USMCA with a less stable executive agreement, prioritizing long-term stability of key sectors over quick removal of tariffs, despite pressure from the U.S. and deals other countries are making with the President.
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44% Bias Score
US-UK Trade Deal Announced: Partial Tariff Rollbacks, but Auto Tariffs Remain
The U.S. and Britain announced a new trade agreement with partial tariff rollbacks and expanded market access, though a 10 percent tariff on 100,000 British vehicles entering the U.S. remains, impacting nearly all British vehicle exports last year, while the U.S. gains access to British goods like b...
US-UK Trade Deal Announced: Partial Tariff Rollbacks, but Auto Tariffs Remain
The U.S. and Britain announced a new trade agreement with partial tariff rollbacks and expanded market access, though a 10 percent tariff on 100,000 British vehicles entering the U.S. remains, impacting nearly all British vehicle exports last year, while the U.S. gains access to British goods like b...
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24% Bias Score
US-UK Trade Deal Finalized: Increased Market Access and Tariff Removal
The US and UK finalized a trade deal after five years of negotiations, providing increased market access for US agricultural exports and removing tariffs on steel and aluminum; the deal aims to boost US exports and potentially return jobs to the US.
US-UK Trade Deal Finalized: Increased Market Access and Tariff Removal
The US and UK finalized a trade deal after five years of negotiations, providing increased market access for US agricultural exports and removing tariffs on steel and aluminum; the deal aims to boost US exports and potentially return jobs to the US.
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40% Bias Score
US-UK Trade Deal Celebrated Amidst Economists' Concerns
US President Trump and UK Prime Minister Starmer announced a trade deal on May 8th, but economists express concern over the deal's limited scope as many British goods still face a 10% tariff, temporarily suspended for 90 days, potentially creating further trade tensions with the EU.
US-UK Trade Deal Celebrated Amidst Economists' Concerns
US President Trump and UK Prime Minister Starmer announced a trade deal on May 8th, but economists express concern over the deal's limited scope as many British goods still face a 10% tariff, temporarily suspended for 90 days, potentially creating further trade tensions with the EU.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Optimism Amidst US-EU Trade Tensions
Amidst ongoing trade disputes, US President Trump expressed optimism about meeting with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, describing her as "fantastic," while the EU threatened retaliatory tariffs on US vehicles and aircraft should negotiations fail, highlighting ongoing tensions between...
Trump's Optimism Amidst US-EU Trade Tensions
Amidst ongoing trade disputes, US President Trump expressed optimism about meeting with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, describing her as "fantastic," while the EU threatened retaliatory tariffs on US vehicles and aircraft should negotiations fail, highlighting ongoing tensions between...
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40% Bias Score
US-UK Trade Deal Eases Trump-Era Tariffs
The US and UK finalized a trade agreement easing Trump-era tariffs, granting exemptions for steel, aluminum, and 100,000 cars, while the UK opens its market to increased US product imports; this comes amid ongoing Brexit-related trade negotiations with the EU.
US-UK Trade Deal Eases Trump-Era Tariffs
The US and UK finalized a trade agreement easing Trump-era tariffs, granting exemptions for steel, aluminum, and 100,000 cars, while the UK opens its market to increased US product imports; this comes amid ongoing Brexit-related trade negotiations with the EU.
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40% Bias Score
Spain Launches €14.1 Billion Plan to Counteract US Tariffs
The Spanish government approved a €14.1 billion plan to mitigate the impact of US tariffs on Spanish businesses, offering various financial aids including loan guarantees, export insurance expansion, and accounting adjustments.
Spain Launches €14.1 Billion Plan to Counteract US Tariffs
The Spanish government approved a €14.1 billion plan to mitigate the impact of US tariffs on Spanish businesses, offering various financial aids including loan guarantees, export insurance expansion, and accounting adjustments.
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40% Bias Score
U.S.-Britain Trade Deal: Reduced Tariffs and Increased Market Access
President Trump announced a trade deal with Britain, granting Britain a 10 percent tariff on 100,000 cars annually and removing additional steel and aluminum tariffs in exchange for increased U.S. market access for farm products, creating a $5 billion export opportunity for American farmers.
U.S.-Britain Trade Deal: Reduced Tariffs and Increased Market Access
President Trump announced a trade deal with Britain, granting Britain a 10 percent tariff on 100,000 cars annually and removing additional steel and aluminum tariffs in exchange for increased U.S. market access for farm products, creating a $5 billion export opportunity for American farmers.
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40% Bias Score
Onex Sells WestJet Stake to Delta and Korean Air for US\$550 Million
Onex Corp. sold a 25 percent stake in WestJet Airlines to Delta Air Lines (15 percent) and Korean Air (10 percent) for US\$550 million, enabling further international expansion and operational improvements; Delta will sell 2.3 percent to Air France-KLM.
Onex Sells WestJet Stake to Delta and Korean Air for US\$550 Million
Onex Corp. sold a 25 percent stake in WestJet Airlines to Delta Air Lines (15 percent) and Korean Air (10 percent) for US\$550 million, enabling further international expansion and operational improvements; Delta will sell 2.3 percent to Air France-KLM.
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48% Bias Score
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