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Trump's Trade Policies Trigger US$4 Trillion Market Loss
President Trump's protectionist trade policies have caused a US$4-trillion loss in the S&P 500 and declining consumer confidence, contrasting with initial market gains from tax cuts and deregulation; investors are reacting by diversifying into defensive sectors and international markets.
Trump's Trade Policies Trigger US$4 Trillion Market Loss
President Trump's protectionist trade policies have caused a US$4-trillion loss in the S&P 500 and declining consumer confidence, contrasting with initial market gains from tax cuts and deregulation; investors are reacting by diversifying into defensive sectors and international markets.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Threats Trigger Market Plunge, Raising Economic Concerns
President Trump's repeated threats of new tariffs, including a recent announcement targeting Canadian steel and aluminum, have caused significant market drops, raising concerns among Republicans, business leaders, and economists about the potential for severe economic damage despite White House atte...
Trump's Tariff Threats Trigger Market Plunge, Raising Economic Concerns
President Trump's repeated threats of new tariffs, including a recent announcement targeting Canadian steel and aluminum, have caused significant market drops, raising concerns among Republicans, business leaders, and economists about the potential for severe economic damage despite White House atte...
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48% Bias Score
Lutnick Defends Trump's Trade Policies Despite Recession Risk
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick defended President Trump's trade policies, stating that even a potential recession resulting from them would be "worth it." He announced that the U.S. would not double tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel, maintaining them at 25%, and attributed any possible reces...
Lutnick Defends Trump's Trade Policies Despite Recession Risk
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick defended President Trump's trade policies, stating that even a potential recession resulting from them would be "worth it." He announced that the U.S. would not double tariffs on Canadian aluminum and steel, maintaining them at 25%, and attributed any possible reces...
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56% Bias Score
Buffett's \$334 Billion Cash Reserve Preempts Wall Street Downturn
Warren Buffett, anticipating a market downturn potentially caused by President Trump's trade policies, amassed a \$334 billion cash reserve, exceeding the FTSE 100's total value, before the recent Wall Street sell-off.
Buffett's \$334 Billion Cash Reserve Preempts Wall Street Downturn
Warren Buffett, anticipating a market downturn potentially caused by President Trump's trade policies, amassed a \$334 billion cash reserve, exceeding the FTSE 100's total value, before the recent Wall Street sell-off.
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40% Bias Score
Trade War Sends North American Stocks Tumbling, Prompts Divergent Investor Strategies
The escalating US-Canada trade war has sent North American stocks tumbling, prompting varied responses from money managers: some are buying the dip focusing on specific companies, others are holding cash, and some remain cautious due to broader economic concerns and unpredictable policy shifts.
Trade War Sends North American Stocks Tumbling, Prompts Divergent Investor Strategies
The escalating US-Canada trade war has sent North American stocks tumbling, prompting varied responses from money managers: some are buying the dip focusing on specific companies, others are holding cash, and some remain cautious due to broader economic concerns and unpredictable policy shifts.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Doubles Tariffs on Canadian Steel and Aluminum, Raising Recession Fears
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum, effective Wednesday, in response to Ontario's electricity price hikes, escalating trade tensions and potentially triggering a recession.
Trump Doubles Tariffs on Canadian Steel and Aluminum, Raising Recession Fears
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on Canadian steel and aluminum, effective Wednesday, in response to Ontario's electricity price hikes, escalating trade tensions and potentially triggering a recession.
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52% Bias Score
US Stocks Plummet Amidst Trump's Protectionist Policies, Recession Fears Rise
On March 10th, US stocks plummeted following President Trump's return, driven by fears of recession due to protectionist trade policies; the Dow Jones dropped almost 900 points, while the 'Magnificent Seven' tech stocks lost over 20% since December, highlighting investor concerns about the economic ...
US Stocks Plummet Amidst Trump's Protectionist Policies, Recession Fears Rise
On March 10th, US stocks plummeted following President Trump's return, driven by fears of recession due to protectionist trade policies; the Dow Jones dropped almost 900 points, while the 'Magnificent Seven' tech stocks lost over 20% since December, highlighting investor concerns about the economic ...
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52% Bias Score
House Republicans Dismiss Market Turmoil Amid Trump Tariff Controversy
House Republicans dismiss stock market turmoil and recession concerns linked to President Trump's tariffs, attributing the downturn to Biden-era policies and blocking a vote on ending them until January 2026, while Democrats blame Trump for the economic uncertainty.
House Republicans Dismiss Market Turmoil Amid Trump Tariff Controversy
House Republicans dismiss stock market turmoil and recession concerns linked to President Trump's tariffs, attributing the downturn to Biden-era policies and blocking a vote on ending them until January 2026, while Democrats blame Trump for the economic uncertainty.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Send Markets Plunging
President Trump's new tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada, announced Tuesday, sent markets plummeting; the Dow dropped 350 points, ending the day down 1.14%. Despite the market's reaction and concerns from Republicans and business leaders, Trump defended his actions, claiming they will ultimat...
Trump's Tariffs Send Markets Plunging
President Trump's new tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada, announced Tuesday, sent markets plummeting; the Dow dropped 350 points, ending the day down 1.14%. Despite the market's reaction and concerns from Republicans and business leaders, Trump defended his actions, claiming they will ultimat...
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48% Bias Score
Stock Market Slump Threatens Trump's Economic Agenda
Since President Trump's January reelection, the U.S. stock market has plummeted by approximately \$5 trillion, fueled by anxieties over his economic policies and the potential for increased inflation, thereby threatening both his political standing and economic strategy.
Stock Market Slump Threatens Trump's Economic Agenda
Since President Trump's January reelection, the U.S. stock market has plummeted by approximately \$5 trillion, fueled by anxieties over his economic policies and the potential for increased inflation, thereby threatening both his political standing and economic strategy.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Sharp Decline in US Consumer Spending
President Trump's tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, coupled with rising inflation, have caused a significant decline in US consumer confidence and spending, impacting various sectors like retail and travel, and raising concerns about a potential recession.
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Sharp Decline in US Consumer Spending
President Trump's tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, coupled with rising inflation, have caused a significant decline in US consumer confidence and spending, impacting various sectors like retail and travel, and raising concerns about a potential recession.
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48% Bias Score
Russian Housing Starts Plunge 31% Amidst Weak Demand
New housing construction in Russia plummeted by 31% in February 2025 compared to the previous year, totaling 2.5 million square meters, due to weak buyer demand stemming from high mortgage rates and insufficient government support, leading to a buyer's market with potentially falling prices.
Russian Housing Starts Plunge 31% Amidst Weak Demand
New housing construction in Russia plummeted by 31% in February 2025 compared to the previous year, totaling 2.5 million square meters, due to weak buyer demand stemming from high mortgage rates and insufficient government support, leading to a buyer's market with potentially falling prices.
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40% Bias Score
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