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US Grants Canada Temporary Tariff Exemption Amid Trade Dispute
On March 5th, the US temporarily exempted Canadian automakers from 25% tariffs for one month due to economic concerns, while maintaining tariffs on other goods amid a trade dispute with Canada and Mexico over alleged insufficient action against fentanyl trafficking, leading to retaliatory tariffs an...
US Grants Canada Temporary Tariff Exemption Amid Trade Dispute
On March 5th, the US temporarily exempted Canadian automakers from 25% tariffs for one month due to economic concerns, while maintaining tariffs on other goods amid a trade dispute with Canada and Mexico over alleged insufficient action against fentanyl trafficking, leading to retaliatory tariffs an...
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Trade War Poses Substantial Threat to UK Economy
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned that a full-blown trade war, sparked by US tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese goods, and threatened tariffs on the EU, poses a substantial risk to the British economy, potentially lowering disposable income. The Bank is closely monitoring the situ...
Trade War Poses Substantial Threat to UK Economy
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned that a full-blown trade war, sparked by US tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese goods, and threatened tariffs on the EU, poses a substantial risk to the British economy, potentially lowering disposable income. The Bank is closely monitoring the situ...
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Germany's €1.6 Trillion Spending Plan Addresses US Trade Concerns
German Chancellor Merz and EU Commission President von der Leyen announced €800 billion each in new spending plans; Merz's plan focuses on domestic investment, while von der Leyen's is for European defense, partially addressing US President Trump's criticism of Germany's trade surplus and the EU's p...
Germany's €1.6 Trillion Spending Plan Addresses US Trade Concerns
German Chancellor Merz and EU Commission President von der Leyen announced €800 billion each in new spending plans; Merz's plan focuses on domestic investment, while von der Leyen's is for European defense, partially addressing US President Trump's criticism of Germany's trade surplus and the EU's p...
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China Announces €171 Billion Stimulus Amidst Domestic and International Challenges
Chinese Premier Li Qiang's annual address acknowledged domestic and international challenges, outlining plans for 5% economic growth fueled by a €171 billion stimulus package, while emphasizing efforts toward national reunification and navigating heightened trade tensions with the US.
China Announces €171 Billion Stimulus Amidst Domestic and International Challenges
Chinese Premier Li Qiang's annual address acknowledged domestic and international challenges, outlining plans for 5% economic growth fueled by a €171 billion stimulus package, while emphasizing efforts toward national reunification and navigating heightened trade tensions with the US.
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China Sets 5% Growth Target Amidst Trade War and Weak Consumption
China set a 5% economic growth target for 2024, facing challenges from US tariffs and weak domestic consumption, while increasing defense spending by 7.2% to $245 billion and planning increased fiscal spending to boost domestic demand.
China Sets 5% Growth Target Amidst Trade War and Weak Consumption
China set a 5% economic growth target for 2024, facing challenges from US tariffs and weak domestic consumption, while increasing defense spending by 7.2% to $245 billion and planning increased fiscal spending to boost domestic demand.
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Trade War: Canadians Urged to Secure Finances
Canadians are advised to file 2024 taxes immediately to receive average refunds of $3,556, prepare for inflation by cutting expenses, review diversified investments, and secure high-interest savings accounts offering 2-3.5% interest to offset trade war impacts.
Trade War: Canadians Urged to Secure Finances
Canadians are advised to file 2024 taxes immediately to receive average refunds of $3,556, prepare for inflation by cutting expenses, review diversified investments, and secure high-interest savings accounts offering 2-3.5% interest to offset trade war impacts.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Grants Temporary Tariff Reprieve on Autos Amidst Trade War
President Trump granted a 30-day tariff reprieve on Canadian and Mexican autos, aiming to shift production to the U.S., while imposing new tariffs on April 2nd, despite lacking evidence to support his claims of Canadian complicity in the fentanyl crisis.
Trump Grants Temporary Tariff Reprieve on Autos Amidst Trade War
President Trump granted a 30-day tariff reprieve on Canadian and Mexican autos, aiming to shift production to the U.S., while imposing new tariffs on April 2nd, despite lacking evidence to support his claims of Canadian complicity in the fentanyl crisis.
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Hegseth: US Prepared for War With China Amid Escalating Trade Dispute
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared the U.S. is prepared for war with China, responding to a Chinese Embassy statement on X, while President Trump doubled tariffs on Chinese imports to 20 percent, prompting retaliatory tariffs from China.
Hegseth: US Prepared for War With China Amid Escalating Trade Dispute
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared the U.S. is prepared for war with China, responding to a Chinese Embassy statement on X, while President Trump doubled tariffs on Chinese imports to 20 percent, prompting retaliatory tariffs from China.
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Trump Administration Temporarily Suspends Tariffs on Automakers
The Trump administration temporarily suspended tariffs on vehicles from Canada and Mexico for one month, impacting General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, after facing market backlash and pleas from the auto industry; reciprocal tariffs will resume April 2nd, affecting the European Union.
Trump Administration Temporarily Suspends Tariffs on Automakers
The Trump administration temporarily suspended tariffs on vehicles from Canada and Mexico for one month, impacting General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, after facing market backlash and pleas from the auto industry; reciprocal tariffs will resume April 2nd, affecting the European Union.
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Trump Grants Automakers Tariff Reprieve, Citing Insufficient Progress from Canada
President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican auto imports, but granted a one-month reprieve to US automakers, citing insufficient progress on drug and migrant flows from Canada, despite claiming the tariffs will generate trillions of dollars and create numerous jobs.
Trump Grants Automakers Tariff Reprieve, Citing Insufficient Progress from Canada
President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican auto imports, but granted a one-month reprieve to US automakers, citing insufficient progress on drug and migrant flows from Canada, despite claiming the tariffs will generate trillions of dollars and create numerous jobs.
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U.S. Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China to Cost Farmers Billions
New tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China are expected to cost U.S. farmers billions and raise consumer prices for meat and produce; however, the impact will vary by product, and some might see short-term price drops while President Trump weighs additional aid.
U.S. Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China to Cost Farmers Billions
New tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China are expected to cost U.S. farmers billions and raise consumer prices for meat and produce; however, the impact will vary by product, and some might see short-term price drops while President Trump weighs additional aid.
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64% Bias Score
Iron Ore Price Plummets, Hitting Australian Miners
Falling iron ore prices, hitting a six-year low of $100.15 per ton due to decreased Chinese demand and increased US tariffs, significantly impact smaller Australian miners while larger producers remain relatively stable.
Iron Ore Price Plummets, Hitting Australian Miners
Falling iron ore prices, hitting a six-year low of $100.15 per ton due to decreased Chinese demand and increased US tariffs, significantly impact smaller Australian miners while larger producers remain relatively stable.
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40% Bias Score
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