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Trump's Tariffs to Hike Prices on Everyday Goods
President Trump's new tariffs, effective April 5th, will increase import taxes by 10-50% on goods from various countries, potentially raising prices for American consumers on everyday items such as clothing, coffee, electronics, and alcohol; the elimination of the de minimis loophole will also impac...
Trump's Tariffs to Hike Prices on Everyday Goods
President Trump's new tariffs, effective April 5th, will increase import taxes by 10-50% on goods from various countries, potentially raising prices for American consumers on everyday items such as clothing, coffee, electronics, and alcohol; the elimination of the de minimis loophole will also impac...
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40% Bias Score
Canada Leads Global Backlash Against US Tariffs
Canada announced $60 billion in counter-tariffs against the US in response to new American tariffs, joining the EU and China in a global backlash against US trade policies; this highlights the increasing global tensions and the need for a united front against adversaries like China and Russia.
Canada Leads Global Backlash Against US Tariffs
Canada announced $60 billion in counter-tariffs against the US in response to new American tariffs, joining the EU and China in a global backlash against US trade policies; this highlights the increasing global tensions and the need for a united front against adversaries like China and Russia.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's New Tariffs Exclude Russia Despite Ongoing Trade
President Trump announced new tariffs affecting 185 countries, excluding Russia and Belarus despite continued, albeit reduced, trade; experts cite political motivations and potential economic downsides.
Trump's New Tariffs Exclude Russia Despite Ongoing Trade
President Trump announced new tariffs affecting 185 countries, excluding Russia and Belarus despite continued, albeit reduced, trade; experts cite political motivations and potential economic downsides.
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52% Bias Score
Mexico Avoids US Tariffs, But Supply Chain Uncertainty Remains
Mexico successfully avoided the latest round of US tariffs due to the USMCA trade agreement, but uncertainty caused a temporary production halt at a major automotive plant, prompting Mexico to focus on increasing domestic production and industrial sovereignty.
Mexico Avoids US Tariffs, But Supply Chain Uncertainty Remains
Mexico successfully avoided the latest round of US tariffs due to the USMCA trade agreement, but uncertainty caused a temporary production halt at a major automotive plant, prompting Mexico to focus on increasing domestic production and industrial sovereignty.
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44% Bias Score
EU Urges Strong Retaliation Against New US Tariffs
The EU faces new 20% US tariffs, prompting a former top trade official to advocate for proportionate retaliatory tariffs on non-essential US goods, leveraging the anti-coercion instrument and targeting services to pressure US big tech and financial firms.
EU Urges Strong Retaliation Against New US Tariffs
The EU faces new 20% US tariffs, prompting a former top trade official to advocate for proportionate retaliatory tariffs on non-essential US goods, leveraging the anti-coercion instrument and targeting services to pressure US big tech and financial firms.
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56% Bias Score
US Tariffs Threaten Spanish Olive Oil and Wine Dominance in US Market
A 20% US tariff on Spanish olive oil and wine threatens Spain's dominant position in the US market, impacting its competitiveness against countries with lower tariffs and production costs, such as Turkey, Argentina, Chile, and Australia, leading to potential market share losses and decreased export ...
US Tariffs Threaten Spanish Olive Oil and Wine Dominance in US Market
A 20% US tariff on Spanish olive oil and wine threatens Spain's dominant position in the US market, impacting its competitiveness against countries with lower tariffs and production costs, such as Turkey, Argentina, Chile, and Australia, leading to potential market share losses and decreased export ...
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40% Bias Score
US Tariffs Drive Chinese Goods Towards EU, Raising Market Concerns
US tariffs on Chinese imports are causing a shift in global trade, with China seeking alternative markets in the EU, potentially leading to a surge of goods like steel and impacting the EU market; the EU is monitoring and will implement protective measures if needed.
US Tariffs Drive Chinese Goods Towards EU, Raising Market Concerns
US tariffs on Chinese imports are causing a shift in global trade, with China seeking alternative markets in the EU, potentially leading to a surge of goods like steel and impacting the EU market; the EU is monitoring and will implement protective measures if needed.
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40% Bias Score
20% Tariffs on European Goods Could Trigger Deflation in Europe
A 20% customs duty on European products is predicted to cause deflation in Europe due to increased supply from China and the EU, as well as goods originally intended for the US now remaining within the EU, potentially leading to a negative economic cycle.
20% Tariffs on European Goods Could Trigger Deflation in Europe
A 20% customs duty on European products is predicted to cause deflation in Europe due to increased supply from China and the EU, as well as goods originally intended for the US now remaining within the EU, potentially leading to a negative economic cycle.
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48% Bias Score
EU Criticizes New US Tariffs, Weighs Retaliatory Measures
The European Union is deeply concerned about new US tariffs on European goods, ranging from 20% to 25%, announced while EU Vice President Ribera was in Washington, and is analyzing potential responses, including retaliatory tariffs, while prioritizing the protection of European consumers and busines...
EU Criticizes New US Tariffs, Weighs Retaliatory Measures
The European Union is deeply concerned about new US tariffs on European goods, ranging from 20% to 25%, announced while EU Vice President Ribera was in Washington, and is analyzing potential responses, including retaliatory tariffs, while prioritizing the protection of European consumers and busines...
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40% Bias Score
UK Eases EV Rules to Counter US Tariffs Amid Recession Fears
Facing a triple whammy of rising costs—a 6.7% minimum wage hike, a 10% US tariff on all UK exports following a 25% levy on cars and steel, and a £25 billion National Insurance increase—the UK government will ease electric vehicle mandates to help carmakers hit by US tariffs, while maintaining the 20...
UK Eases EV Rules to Counter US Tariffs Amid Recession Fears
Facing a triple whammy of rising costs—a 6.7% minimum wage hike, a 10% US tariff on all UK exports following a 25% levy on cars and steel, and a £25 billion National Insurance increase—the UK government will ease electric vehicle mandates to help carmakers hit by US tariffs, while maintaining the 20...
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56% Bias Score
US Tariffs to Slash Los Angeles Port Cargo Volume by 10%
New tariffs imposed by President Trump are expected to decrease cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles by at least 10% in the latter half of 2024, impacting the regional economy and potentially leading to job losses in the supply chain, with consumers also facing higher prices.
US Tariffs to Slash Los Angeles Port Cargo Volume by 10%
New tariffs imposed by President Trump are expected to decrease cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles by at least 10% in the latter half of 2024, impacting the regional economy and potentially leading to job losses in the supply chain, with consumers also facing higher prices.
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48% Bias Score
US Tariffs to Devastate Japanese, South Korean, and German Auto Industries
A 25% tariff on vehicles imported to the US, imposed due to the Trump administration's trade war, will significantly harm Japan, South Korea, and Germany's auto industries, potentially causing a 0.2%-0.9% GDP reduction and 54,000 job losses in Japan alone.
US Tariffs to Devastate Japanese, South Korean, and German Auto Industries
A 25% tariff on vehicles imported to the US, imposed due to the Trump administration's trade war, will significantly harm Japan, South Korea, and Germany's auto industries, potentially causing a 0.2%-0.9% GDP reduction and 54,000 job losses in Japan alone.
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36% Bias Score
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