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Canadian Steel Industry Prepares for Potential US Tariffs
Facing potential US tariffs this weekend, Canada's steel industry is proactively moving up shipments to the US and adjusting its product mix to minimize losses, mirroring the 38 percent drop in US exports after 2018 tariffs, while the Canadian government plans $37 billion in retaliatory tariffs.
Canadian Steel Industry Prepares for Potential US Tariffs
Facing potential US tariffs this weekend, Canada's steel industry is proactively moving up shipments to the US and adjusting its product mix to minimize losses, mirroring the 38 percent drop in US exports after 2018 tariffs, while the Canadian government plans $37 billion in retaliatory tariffs.
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52% Bias Score
EU Suppliers Demand Local Content Rules to Counter Chinese EV Competition
Facing a slump in EV demand and competition from China, a coalition of European automotive suppliers is urging the EU to implement "minimum local content" rules, similar to the USMCA's 75 percent requirement, to safeguard jobs and the industry's future, though this is opposed by some.
EU Suppliers Demand Local Content Rules to Counter Chinese EV Competition
Facing a slump in EV demand and competition from China, a coalition of European automotive suppliers is urging the EU to implement "minimum local content" rules, similar to the USMCA's 75 percent requirement, to safeguard jobs and the industry's future, though this is opposed by some.
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52% Bias Score
US Tariff Threats Risk Trade War, Prompting Canada to Seek Preemptive Trade Deal
The US's threat of tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, totaling nearly US$1 trillion annually, risks triggering a trade war despite the potential for negative economic impacts on American consumers and businesses; this strategy also aims to encourage reshoring and accelerate the review of the U...
US Tariff Threats Risk Trade War, Prompting Canada to Seek Preemptive Trade Deal
The US's threat of tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, totaling nearly US$1 trillion annually, risks triggering a trade war despite the potential for negative economic impacts on American consumers and businesses; this strategy also aims to encourage reshoring and accelerate the review of the U...
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44% Bias Score
China's Record Trade Surplus Fuels Global Competition Concerns
China's record 2024 trade surplus, fueled by a 7% export increase and exceeding domestic demand, threatens global competitors and prompts concerns of deindustrialization in Europe and elsewhere; potential US tariffs may accelerate China's trade expansion in the Global South.
China's Record Trade Surplus Fuels Global Competition Concerns
China's record 2024 trade surplus, fueled by a 7% export increase and exceeding domestic demand, threatens global competitors and prompts concerns of deindustrialization in Europe and elsewhere; potential US tariffs may accelerate China's trade expansion in the Global South.
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52% Bias Score
China's Record Imports Defy Protectionism, Boosting Global Economy
In 2024, China imported a record 18 trillion yuan ($2.47 trillion), a 2.3 percent increase, defying global protectionism and solidifying its position as the world's second-largest importer for the 16th consecutive year; this strategy aims to boost global economic growth despite trade tensions with t...
China's Record Imports Defy Protectionism, Boosting Global Economy
In 2024, China imported a record 18 trillion yuan ($2.47 trillion), a 2.3 percent increase, defying global protectionism and solidifying its position as the world's second-largest importer for the 16th consecutive year; this strategy aims to boost global economic growth despite trade tensions with t...
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44% Bias Score
WEF Meeting Highlights Weak Global Economy, Urges Cooperation Amid Protectionism Concerns
The 2025 World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, highlighted a weak global economic recovery, with 56 percent of surveyed chief economists expecting a decline in 2025, while the IMF projects growth below the 2000-2019 average. Concerns over rising protectionism and geopoliti...
WEF Meeting Highlights Weak Global Economy, Urges Cooperation Amid Protectionism Concerns
The 2025 World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, highlighted a weak global economic recovery, with 56 percent of surveyed chief economists expecting a decline in 2025, while the IMF projects growth below the 2000-2019 average. Concerns over rising protectionism and geopoliti...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Protectionist Trade Policies Initiate Global Economic Uncertainty
President Trump signed 25 executive orders on January 21st, initiating protectionist trade policies with tariffs ranging from 10-20% on global imports, up to 60% on Chinese goods, marking a shift away from 40 years of largely unrestricted global trade promoted by the WTO.
Trump's Protectionist Trade Policies Initiate Global Economic Uncertainty
President Trump signed 25 executive orders on January 21st, initiating protectionist trade policies with tariffs ranging from 10-20% on global imports, up to 60% on Chinese goods, marking a shift away from 40 years of largely unrestricted global trade promoted by the WTO.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Protectionist Trade Policies Threaten Global Trade
President Trump's January 21st inauguration included signing 25 executive orders initiating protectionist trade policies, imposing tariffs ranging from 10-60% on various imports, potentially ending 40 years of largely unrestricted global trade under the WTO.
Trump's Protectionist Trade Policies Threaten Global Trade
President Trump's January 21st inauguration included signing 25 executive orders initiating protectionist trade policies, imposing tariffs ranging from 10-60% on various imports, potentially ending 40 years of largely unrestricted global trade under the WTO.
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52% Bias Score
Armed Conflicts and Economic Tensions Top Global Business Risks, WEF Report Finds
A World Economic Forum report reveals that armed conflicts and economic tensions are business' top concerns, with nearly 25% of 11,000 surveyed leaders ranking conflict as the biggest risk for the next two years, up from fifth place in 2024, due to a complex geopolitical environment and increased pr...
Armed Conflicts and Economic Tensions Top Global Business Risks, WEF Report Finds
A World Economic Forum report reveals that armed conflicts and economic tensions are business' top concerns, with nearly 25% of 11,000 surveyed leaders ranking conflict as the biggest risk for the next two years, up from fifth place in 2024, due to a complex geopolitical environment and increased pr...
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40% Bias Score
Global Trade Booms Despite Protectionist Headwinds
Despite protectionist pressures, global trade is booming, projected to hit $33 trillion in 2024, driven by digital trade and services; however, ensuring inclusive growth requires addressing income inequality and promoting open development policies.
Global Trade Booms Despite Protectionist Headwinds
Despite protectionist pressures, global trade is booming, projected to hit $33 trillion in 2024, driven by digital trade and services; however, ensuring inclusive growth requires addressing income inequality and promoting open development policies.
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56% Bias Score
China's Record Imports Defy Protectionism, Boosting Global Economy
In 2024, China's imports reached a record 18 trillion yuan ($2.47 trillion), a 2.3 percent increase, defying rising global trade protectionism, particularly from the US which proposed a 10 percent tariff on Chinese goods. China aims to create a globally shared market to boost the global economy.
China's Record Imports Defy Protectionism, Boosting Global Economy
In 2024, China's imports reached a record 18 trillion yuan ($2.47 trillion), a 2.3 percent increase, defying rising global trade protectionism, particularly from the US which proposed a 10 percent tariff on Chinese goods. China aims to create a globally shared market to boost the global economy.
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36% Bias Score
Europe's Lagging Economy: IMF Urges Single Market Focus
IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva highlights a diverging global economic outlook: while the world economy shows 3.3% growth, Europe lags behind the US due to low productivity, inefficient capital allocation, and high energy costs. She emphasizes the need for Europe to focus on its single ma...
Europe's Lagging Economy: IMF Urges Single Market Focus
IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva highlights a diverging global economic outlook: while the world economy shows 3.3% growth, Europe lags behind the US due to low productivity, inefficient capital allocation, and high energy costs. She emphasizes the need for Europe to focus on its single ma...
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48% Bias Score
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