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Trump Says His Tariff Policy Aimed At "Making Tanks And Ships, Not T-Shirts"
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday his tariff policy was aimed at promoting the domestic manufacturing of tanks and technology products, not sneakers and T-shirts.
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India Well-Positioned To Deal With Negative Effects Of US Tariffs: Moody's
India is well-positioned to deal with the negative effects of US tariffs and global trade disruptions as domestic growth drivers and low dependence on exports anchor the economy, Moody's Ratings said on Wednesday.
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Joe Biden Signs $52 Billion Bill To Boost US Semiconductor Industry
President Joe Biden signed into law Tuesday a multibillion dollar bill boosting domestic semiconductor and other high-tech manufacturing sectors that US leaders fear risk being dominated by rival China.
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Global growth at four-month low, but stocks rally
Global economic growth slowed to a four-month low in February, according to service sector surveys on Tuesday, but China's pledge to boost government spending to achieve 7.5 percent growth this year may help support activity in Europe and the United States also.
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Trump Says His Tariff Policy Aimed At "Making Tanks And Ships, Not T-Shirts"
US President Donald Trump said on Sunday his tariff policy was aimed at promoting the domestic manufacturing of tanks and technology products, not sneakers and T-shirts.
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India Well-Positioned To Deal With Negative Effects Of US Tariffs: Moody's
India is well-positioned to deal with the negative effects of US tariffs and global trade disruptions as domestic growth drivers and low dependence on exports anchor the economy, Moody's Ratings said on Wednesday.
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Joe Biden Signs $52 Billion Bill To Boost US Semiconductor Industry
President Joe Biden signed into law Tuesday a multibillion dollar bill boosting domestic semiconductor and other high-tech manufacturing sectors that US leaders fear risk being dominated by rival China.
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Global growth at four-month low, but stocks rally
Global economic growth slowed to a four-month low in February, according to service sector surveys on Tuesday, but China's pledge to boost government spending to achieve 7.5 percent growth this year may help support activity in Europe and the United States also.
