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Trump tariff whiplash pushes more automakers to scrap profit guidance
Unable to predict the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's ever-changing trade war, Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz became the latest automakers on Wednesday to scrap their profit guidance citing market uncertainty wrought by tariffs.
After nearly a decade in power, the Liberal Party seemed destined to be swept out on a wave of anti-incumbency sentiment.
The key tariff factors to watch are their "size, product coverage, country coverage and retaliatory measures," it says.
The Canadian economy appears to be taking a bigger hit from tariff uncertainty than expected, contracting in February and ...
With the recent election victory of Mark Carney and his Liberal team, the Grain Growers of Canada have emphasized the urgent ...
The selective relief for the North American region assumes significance, as the US is the largest and fastest-growing auto ...
President Donald Trump signed a pair of orders to soften the blow of his auto tariffs Tuesday with a mix of credits and ...
Expedition sources 42% of its content from the United States and Canada and 22% from Mexico, according to a federal report.
President Trump’s current 10% tariffs cover most coffee-producing countries and are expected to drive up costs for Americans.
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