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US Tariffs: A Destabilizing 'Drug' for Global Trade
Experts warn that US tariffs, compared to an addictive drug, are destabilizing global trade, harming the US economy, and potentially causing lower productivity and living standards; the policy is also fracturing international commerce, eroding trust in global agreements, and raising costs for US con...
US Tariffs: A Destabilizing 'Drug' for Global Trade
Experts warn that US tariffs, compared to an addictive drug, are destabilizing global trade, harming the US economy, and potentially causing lower productivity and living standards; the policy is also fracturing international commerce, eroding trust in global agreements, and raising costs for US con...
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52% Bias Score


US Tariffs to Disproportionately Harm Developing Countries: UNCTAD
The UNCTAD report reveals that new US tariffs disproportionately impact developing countries, with some facing increases exceeding 25%, threatening vital exports and development, particularly in sectors like textiles and agriculture.
US Tariffs to Disproportionately Harm Developing Countries: UNCTAD
The UNCTAD report reveals that new US tariffs disproportionately impact developing countries, with some facing increases exceeding 25%, threatening vital exports and development, particularly in sectors like textiles and agriculture.
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36% Bias Score


US Tariffs to Devastate Developing Economies
The UNCTAD report, "Sparing the vulnerable", warns that new US tariffs, reaching up to 50 percent for some developing countries, will severely harm their exports and economic growth, despite their minimal contribution to the US trade deficit.
US Tariffs to Devastate Developing Economies
The UNCTAD report, "Sparing the vulnerable", warns that new US tariffs, reaching up to 50 percent for some developing countries, will severely harm their exports and economic growth, despite their minimal contribution to the US trade deficit.
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48% Bias Score


Indonesia's Coffee Sector Confident Despite US Tariffs
Facing a 32 percent US tariff, Indonesia's coffee industry remains optimistic due to strong export markets in Asia and the Middle East; other Southeast Asian nations are diversifying markets and bolstering domestic support to mitigate the impact of US tariffs.
Indonesia's Coffee Sector Confident Despite US Tariffs
Facing a 32 percent US tariff, Indonesia's coffee industry remains optimistic due to strong export markets in Asia and the Middle East; other Southeast Asian nations are diversifying markets and bolstering domestic support to mitigate the impact of US tariffs.
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36% Bias Score


Indonesia Confident Despite US Coffee Tariffs
Facing a 32 percent US tariff on its coffee exports, Indonesia is confident it can maintain strong sales to other markets like Singapore, South Korea, and the Middle East, while other Southeast Asian countries are taking steps like market diversification and government aid to mitigate potential loss...
Indonesia Confident Despite US Coffee Tariffs
Facing a 32 percent US tariff on its coffee exports, Indonesia is confident it can maintain strong sales to other markets like Singapore, South Korea, and the Middle East, while other Southeast Asian countries are taking steps like market diversification and government aid to mitigate potential loss...
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32% Bias Score


Indonesia Coffee Exports Unaffected by US Tariffs
Indonesia's coffee industry remains confident despite a 32 percent US tariff, relying on alternative markets and domestic consumption; other Southeast Asian nations are diversifying exports and enhancing competitiveness to counter US tariff hikes.
Indonesia Coffee Exports Unaffected by US Tariffs
Indonesia's coffee industry remains confident despite a 32 percent US tariff, relying on alternative markets and domestic consumption; other Southeast Asian nations are diversifying exports and enhancing competitiveness to counter US tariff hikes.
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36% Bias Score

US Tariffs Destabilize Global Trade, Harm US Economy
US tariffs, described as economically irrational and potentially illegal, are fracturing global trade, harming the US economy by stifling investment and innovation, and undermining trust in international agreements, with experts predicting long-term negative consequences for both the US and the glob...

US Tariffs Destabilize Global Trade, Harm US Economy
US tariffs, described as economically irrational and potentially illegal, are fracturing global trade, harming the US economy by stifling investment and innovation, and undermining trust in international agreements, with experts predicting long-term negative consequences for both the US and the glob...
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60% Bias Score

Hubei's Foreign Trade Defies Tariffs, Shows 27.5% Growth
Hubei province in Central China reported a 27.5% year-on-year increase in foreign trade from January to April 2024, despite US tariffs, driven by export growth (36.6%) and import growth (8.4%), showcasing resilience through market diversification and high-quality development strategies.

Hubei's Foreign Trade Defies Tariffs, Shows 27.5% Growth
Hubei province in Central China reported a 27.5% year-on-year increase in foreign trade from January to April 2024, despite US tariffs, driven by export growth (36.6%) and import growth (8.4%), showcasing resilience through market diversification and high-quality development strategies.
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44% Bias Score

US Retailers Walk Tightrope on Tariffs, Balancing Costs and Trump's Ire
Facing increased costs from Trump's tariffs, major US retailers like Walmart, Target, and Home Depot are adopting varied strategies—openly acknowledging price hikes (Walmart) or downplaying them (Home Depot and Target)—to balance investor concerns and avoid presidential backlash.

US Retailers Walk Tightrope on Tariffs, Balancing Costs and Trump's Ire
Facing increased costs from Trump's tariffs, major US retailers like Walmart, Target, and Home Depot are adopting varied strategies—openly acknowledging price hikes (Walmart) or downplaying them (Home Depot and Target)—to balance investor concerns and avoid presidential backlash.
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64% Bias Score

Indonesian Coffee Exporters Confident Despite US Tariffs
Indonesia's coffee industry is confident it can weather a 32 percent US tariff by focusing on other markets like Singapore, South Korea, and the Middle East, while other Southeast Asian nations use similar strategies to mitigate the impact of US tariffs.

Indonesian Coffee Exporters Confident Despite US Tariffs
Indonesia's coffee industry is confident it can weather a 32 percent US tariff by focusing on other markets like Singapore, South Korea, and the Middle East, while other Southeast Asian nations use similar strategies to mitigate the impact of US tariffs.
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16% Bias Score

Japan's Core Inflation Hits 3.5%, Highest in Over Two Years
Japan's core consumer prices jumped 3.5% in April, the highest in over two years, due to reduced government subsidies, record rice prices (up 98.4%), and rising energy costs (9.3%), exceeding the Bank of Japan's 2% target and potentially influencing monetary policy decisions.

Japan's Core Inflation Hits 3.5%, Highest in Over Two Years
Japan's core consumer prices jumped 3.5% in April, the highest in over two years, due to reduced government subsidies, record rice prices (up 98.4%), and rising energy costs (9.3%), exceeding the Bank of Japan's 2% target and potentially influencing monetary policy decisions.
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40% Bias Score

US Retailers Grapple with Tariffs, Communication Strategies Vary
Major US retailers, including Walmart, Target, and Home Depot, are navigating the impact of tariffs, with varying approaches to communicating price changes to consumers and investors; Walmart's openness led to criticism from President Trump, while others adopted a more cautious stance.

US Retailers Grapple with Tariffs, Communication Strategies Vary
Major US retailers, including Walmart, Target, and Home Depot, are navigating the impact of tariffs, with varying approaches to communicating price changes to consumers and investors; Walmart's openness led to criticism from President Trump, while others adopted a more cautious stance.
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44% Bias Score
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