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Trump's Recession Remarks Trigger Sharp Stock Market Decline
President Trump's comments on a potential economic recession on Sunday sparked a sharp decline in US stocks on Monday, with the Dow falling 450 points, the S&P 500 dropping 2%, and the Nasdaq plummeting 3.2%, fueled by uncertainty around his tariff policies, rising inflation, and signs of slowing ec...
Trump's Recession Remarks Trigger Sharp Stock Market Decline
President Trump's comments on a potential economic recession on Sunday sparked a sharp decline in US stocks on Monday, with the Dow falling 450 points, the S&P 500 dropping 2%, and the Nasdaq plummeting 3.2%, fueled by uncertainty around his tariff policies, rising inflation, and signs of slowing ec...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Predicts Economic Transition Period Due to Tariffs
On March 9th, 2025, President Trump, aboard Air Force One, predicted an economic "transition period" due to tariffs on goods from Mexico, Canada, and China, expecting hundreds of billions in revenue and job growth; reciprocal tariffs are planned for April 2nd, despite concerns about a potential rece...
Trump Predicts Economic Transition Period Due to Tariffs
On March 9th, 2025, President Trump, aboard Air Force One, predicted an economic "transition period" due to tariffs on goods from Mexico, Canada, and China, expecting hundreds of billions in revenue and job growth; reciprocal tariffs are planned for April 2nd, despite concerns about a potential rece...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Uncertainty Fuels Recession Fears
President Trump's ambiguous statements regarding potential US recession and fluctuating tariff policies are creating uncertainty in financial markets and among businesses, raising concerns about the economic impact of his trade decisions.
Trump's Tariff Uncertainty Fuels Recession Fears
President Trump's ambiguous statements regarding potential US recession and fluctuating tariff policies are creating uncertainty in financial markets and among businesses, raising concerns about the economic impact of his trade decisions.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Imposes Reciprocal Tariffs, Deflecting Recession Concerns
President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs of up to 25% on imports from various countries starting April 2, 2025, aiming to match tariffs imposed on US goods, despite warnings of potential economic contraction and market instability; tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports were lifted, but those o...
Trump Imposes Reciprocal Tariffs, Deflecting Recession Concerns
President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs of up to 25% on imports from various countries starting April 2, 2025, aiming to match tariffs imposed on US goods, despite warnings of potential economic contraction and market instability; tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports were lifted, but those o...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Fluctuating Tariffs Create Economic Uncertainty
President Trump announced potential tariff increases on Canadian and Mexican goods, initially scheduled for April 2nd, but later postponed due to ongoing negotiations to curb fentanyl trafficking; these fluctuating tariffs have caused significant economic uncertainty and prompted retaliatory measure...
Trump's Fluctuating Tariffs Create Economic Uncertainty
President Trump announced potential tariff increases on Canadian and Mexican goods, initially scheduled for April 2nd, but later postponed due to ongoing negotiations to curb fentanyl trafficking; these fluctuating tariffs have caused significant economic uncertainty and prompted retaliatory measure...
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56% Bias Score
US Economy Shows Signs of Slowdown Amidst Weather and Trade Uncertainty
US consumer spending dropped 0.2% in January, its first decline in almost two years, impacting a real-time economic growth forecast that turned negative; however, this may be due to severe weather and wildfires, while the labor market remains strong.
US Economy Shows Signs of Slowdown Amidst Weather and Trade Uncertainty
US consumer spending dropped 0.2% in January, its first decline in almost two years, impacting a real-time economic growth forecast that turned negative; however, this may be due to severe weather and wildfires, while the labor market remains strong.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Uncertainty Fuels Recession Fears
President Trump announced potential tariff increases on Canadian and Mexican goods, scheduled for April 2, despite a recent one-month reprieve. Canada maintains retaliatory tariffs while Mexico has paused its response. The administration frames this as a "drug war" to curb fentanyl imports, though d...
Trump's Tariff Uncertainty Fuels Recession Fears
President Trump announced potential tariff increases on Canadian and Mexican goods, scheduled for April 2, despite a recent one-month reprieve. Canada maintains retaliatory tariffs while Mexico has paused its response. The administration frames this as a "drug war" to curb fentanyl imports, though d...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Trade War Fuels Recession Fears
President Trump's trade war is causing economic uncertainty, with the Atlanta Federal Reserve predicting shrinking US economic activity in Q1, rising unemployment to 4.1% in February, and stock markets experiencing a sell-off, raising concerns about a potential recession.
Trump's Trade War Fuels Recession Fears
President Trump's trade war is causing economic uncertainty, with the Atlanta Federal Reserve predicting shrinking US economic activity in Q1, rising unemployment to 4.1% in February, and stock markets experiencing a sell-off, raising concerns about a potential recession.
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56% Bias Score
Record US Job Cuts in February 2025
February 2025 witnessed 172,017 US job cuts—the highest monthly total since July 2020—with over 62,000 federal government positions affected, primarily due to cost-cutting measures and shifting priorities, increasing unemployment to 4.1% and creating intense job market competition.
Record US Job Cuts in February 2025
February 2025 witnessed 172,017 US job cuts—the highest monthly total since July 2020—with over 62,000 federal government positions affected, primarily due to cost-cutting measures and shifting priorities, increasing unemployment to 4.1% and creating intense job market competition.
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40% Bias Score
US to Implement Reciprocal Tariffs, No Recession Predicted
On March 11, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced that the U.S. will not face a recession despite reciprocal tariffs on foreign goods starting April 2nd, impacting grocery prices and foreign goods, while steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada will begin March 12th.
US to Implement Reciprocal Tariffs, No Recession Predicted
On March 11, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced that the U.S. will not face a recession despite reciprocal tariffs on foreign goods starting April 2nd, impacting grocery prices and foreign goods, while steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada will begin March 12th.
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56% Bias Score
Trump on US Recession: Refuses to Rule Out Possibility Amidst Trade Policy Uncertainty
President Trump refused to rule out a US recession this year, citing his trade policies' transition period, while the Atlanta Federal Reserve projected a first-quarter contraction, increasing recession fears; his commerce secretary disagreed, predicting strong growth.
Trump on US Recession: Refuses to Rule Out Possibility Amidst Trade Policy Uncertainty
President Trump refused to rule out a US recession this year, citing his trade policies' transition period, while the Atlanta Federal Reserve projected a first-quarter contraction, increasing recession fears; his commerce secretary disagreed, predicting strong growth.
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44% Bias Score
US Economy Slows in January, but Underlying Fundamentals Remain Strong
US consumer spending unexpectedly fell 0.2% in January 2025, the first decline in almost two years, impacted by severe weather; however, the underlying economic fundamentals remain solid, with job growth and low unemployment persisting, although inflation remains a concern and trade tensions are cau...
US Economy Slows in January, but Underlying Fundamentals Remain Strong
US consumer spending unexpectedly fell 0.2% in January 2025, the first decline in almost two years, impacted by severe weather; however, the underlying economic fundamentals remain solid, with job growth and low unemployment persisting, although inflation remains a concern and trade tensions are cau...
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48% Bias Score
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