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Trump tariffs to be narrower in scope than feared- reports
Concerns over disruptions stemming from Trump’s tariffs had ramped up in recent weeks, fueling fears of rising inflation and ...
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Trump won't 'break' Canada, blasts 'unjustified trade actions'
Carney, who called a snap election on April 28, said Canadians need to "build the strongest economy in the G7." ...
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Tariffs Explained: How Costs Might Rise and What It Means for You
President Donald Trump's tariff plans have been messy and uncertain and have caused widespread market volatility. And a lot ...
Texans could be ‘hardest hit’: The state could lose 370,000 jobs and $47 billion a year in GDP because of Trump’s tariffs
While the short-term impact isn’t good, the long-term consequences may be even worse. The Perryman Group estimates that Texas ...
The Biggest Auto Losers in Trump’s Trade War So Far: Luxury Brands
BMW’s 3 Series sedan is among about a dozen models caught up in new tariffs.
How is an investment expert viewing the possible U.S.-Mexico trade war?
The Austin Business Journal recently spoke to Nur Cristiani, head of Latin American investment strategy at J.P. Morgan’s ...
Trump hints at ‘flexibility’ on reciprocal tariffs while balking at more ‘exceptions’
Stock indexes rebounded from a morning selloff after Trump’s tariff comments to finish the day with narrow gains.
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Amid Trump Tariffs, Where Do China-Mexico Ties Stand?
Mexico’s government is attempting to downplay its relationship with China to avoid Trump’s ire, but ties continue beneath the ...
Mexico Facing Uncertainty As It Tries To Avoid New US Tariffs
Mexico doesn't want a trade war with U.S., opting for patience during negotiations with the U.S. administration ...
Coca-Cola says tariffs could hit bottom line if canning, bottling costs rise
A recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission showed the Coca-Cola Company has concerns about how national ...
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Mexican cartels drain American consumers
Congressman Vincente Gonzalez (D-Texas.) said if you’re buying avocados, cars or anything made in Mexico, you are likely paying more, because cartels extort companies that do business in ...