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Australia-China Trade Ties Projected to Generate A$105 Billion by 2025-26
Western Australia's Minister for Mines and Petroleum, David Michael, highlighted the strong Australia-China trade relationship, particularly in iron ore, projecting A$105 billion in export earnings by 2025-26 and emphasizing collaboration on green technologies for a sustainable future.
Australia-China Trade Ties Projected to Generate A$105 Billion by 2025-26
Western Australia's Minister for Mines and Petroleum, David Michael, highlighted the strong Australia-China trade relationship, particularly in iron ore, projecting A$105 billion in export earnings by 2025-26 and emphasizing collaboration on green technologies for a sustainable future.
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44% Bias Score


Merz on Summer Expectations, Coalition Tensions, and US Tariffs
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expects positive effects from government decisions to be visible by summer, while negotiations continue with the SPD on Constitutional Court appointments and potential US tariffs of 30% on the EU pose a significant economic threat, prompting diplomatic efforts. He al...
Merz on Summer Expectations, Coalition Tensions, and US Tariffs
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expects positive effects from government decisions to be visible by summer, while negotiations continue with the SPD on Constitutional Court appointments and potential US tariffs of 30% on the EU pose a significant economic threat, prompting diplomatic efforts. He al...
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48% Bias Score


Albanese Visits China to Strengthen Trade Ties Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit China from October 27-November 1 to meet with President Xi Jinping, focusing on trade and security in Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu, aiming to stabilize relations despite ongoing military concerns and the Aukus pact.
Albanese Visits China to Strengthen Trade Ties Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit China from October 27-November 1 to meet with President Xi Jinping, focusing on trade and security in Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu, aiming to stabilize relations despite ongoing military concerns and the Aukus pact.
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40% Bias Score


US Copper Tariff Spurs Short-Term Volatility, But Long-Term Demand Remains Strong
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper, effective August 1st, causing short-term price volatility but prompting Barrick Gold to invest $2 billion to double its Zambian copper mine output by 2028 due to long-term demand.
US Copper Tariff Spurs Short-Term Volatility, But Long-Term Demand Remains Strong
President Trump announced a 50% tariff on copper, effective August 1st, causing short-term price volatility but prompting Barrick Gold to invest $2 billion to double its Zambian copper mine output by 2028 due to long-term demand.
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40% Bias Score


China Urges EU for More Cooperation Amidst Growing Trade Tensions
China criticized the EU's protectionist trade practices, citing its own market opening measures and accusing the EU of abusing trade remedies, providing massive subsidies, and imposing barriers in government procurement, while calling for greater communication and cooperation.
China Urges EU for More Cooperation Amidst Growing Trade Tensions
China criticized the EU's protectionist trade practices, citing its own market opening measures and accusing the EU of abusing trade remedies, providing massive subsidies, and imposing barriers in government procurement, while calling for greater communication and cooperation.
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56% Bias Score


Levi Strauss Beats Estimates, Raises Forecasts Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Levi Strauss exceeded quarterly revenue and profit expectations, raising its annual forecasts despite tariff uncertainty, driven by strong European denim demand and new product lines; European net revenue increased 14%, while direct-to-consumer revenue rose 11%.
Levi Strauss Beats Estimates, Raises Forecasts Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Levi Strauss exceeded quarterly revenue and profit expectations, raising its annual forecasts despite tariff uncertainty, driven by strong European denim demand and new product lines; European net revenue increased 14%, while direct-to-consumer revenue rose 11%.
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44% Bias Score

Surge in Middle East Anti-Dumping Cases Creates Compliance Challenges for Chinese Exporters
Between 2023 and 2024, the GCC and Saudi Arabia launched ten anti-dumping investigations against Chinese goods, exceeding previous years' totals and highlighting increased legal risks for Chinese exporters due to unfamiliar regional procedures and the need for proactive compliance strategies.

Surge in Middle East Anti-Dumping Cases Creates Compliance Challenges for Chinese Exporters
Between 2023 and 2024, the GCC and Saudi Arabia launched ten anti-dumping investigations against Chinese goods, exceeding previous years' totals and highlighting increased legal risks for Chinese exporters due to unfamiliar regional procedures and the need for proactive compliance strategies.
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48% Bias Score

US Customs Revenue Surpasses \$100 Billion Amidst Trump Tariffs
US customs revenue exceeded \$100 billion in fiscal year 2025 due to tariffs imposed by President Trump, resulting in a \$27 billion surplus in June 2025 compared to a \$71 billion deficit in June 2024.

US Customs Revenue Surpasses \$100 Billion Amidst Trump Tariffs
US customs revenue exceeded \$100 billion in fiscal year 2025 due to tariffs imposed by President Trump, resulting in a \$27 billion surplus in June 2025 compared to a \$71 billion deficit in June 2024.
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40% Bias Score

China and Japan Reaffirm Strong Bilateral Ties at Expo 2025
During Expo 2025 in Osaka, Chinese and Japanese officials celebrated the strong bilateral relationship between their countries, highlighting over 2,000 years of interaction and emphasizing economic interdependence and cultural exchange, with the China Pavilion attracting over 770,000 visitors.

China and Japan Reaffirm Strong Bilateral Ties at Expo 2025
During Expo 2025 in Osaka, Chinese and Japanese officials celebrated the strong bilateral relationship between their countries, highlighting over 2,000 years of interaction and emphasizing economic interdependence and cultural exchange, with the China Pavilion attracting over 770,000 visitors.
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Coffee Tariff Threatens US Prices
President Trump's proposed 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee imports, which accounts for about a third of U.S. supply, threatens to raise coffee prices significantly, impacting the $19.75 billion U.S. coffee market, though exemptions are being considered.

Trump's Coffee Tariff Threatens US Prices
President Trump's proposed 50% tariff on Brazilian coffee imports, which accounts for about a third of U.S. supply, threatens to raise coffee prices significantly, impacting the $19.75 billion U.S. coffee market, though exemptions are being considered.
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44% Bias Score

Albanese Visits China to Strengthen Trade Ties
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit China from Saturday to strengthen business ties, aiming to remove trade barriers costing over \$13 billion annually and focusing on green energy collaborations, while also pursuing diversified trade relationships in the region.

Albanese Visits China to Strengthen Trade Ties
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit China from Saturday to strengthen business ties, aiming to remove trade barriers costing over \$13 billion annually and focusing on green energy collaborations, while also pursuing diversified trade relationships in the region.
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32% Bias Score

Georgian Customs Delays Armenian Gas Trucks, Mirroring Cognac Export Issues
More than 50 Armenian gas trucks face lengthy delays at the Georgia-Russia border due to stricter, unexplained Georgian customs checks, mirroring earlier issues with Armenian cognac exports; drivers are concerned about gas pressure.

Georgian Customs Delays Armenian Gas Trucks, Mirroring Cognac Export Issues
More than 50 Armenian gas trucks face lengthy delays at the Georgia-Russia border due to stricter, unexplained Georgian customs checks, mirroring earlier issues with Armenian cognac exports; drivers are concerned about gas pressure.
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44% Bias Score
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