Trump’s ‘devastating’ tariffs set to disrupt the car industry
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US trading partners warn of retaliation against Donald Trump’s 25% car tariffs
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Auto component makers fear US tariffs will hit their revenues
US President Donald Trump’s proposed 25 per cent tariff on auto parts imported into the US is set to impact Indian auto component manufacturers significantly,
US auto tariffs help Chinese EVs to race ahead
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China says it is ready for ‘shocks’ as fresh Trump tariffs loom
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Carmakers rush to ship vehicles to US ahead of new round of April tariffs
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Half of Mexico’s exports to US risk steep tariffs
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What Do Trump’s Tariffs Mean for Indian Auto, Pharma and Steel Stocks?
‘No he won’t.’ ‘He is just playing it up to bring other countries to the negotiating table.’ ‘Tariffs will be bad for the US economy.’
Agri Stocks and Tariffs: Not Much to Fear Right Away
While concerns over reciprocal tariffs by the US have kept a tight grip on the stock market, the impact of this on the agri space
UK looks at cutting digital services tax to avoid Trump tariffs
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