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European countries will be less likely to strike any kind of bargain with Trump than Canada or Mexico,
said Peterson Institute for International Economics nonresident senior fellow Gary Hufbauer Our assumption is that all these other countries, all these other advanced economies, especially in Asia, they will retaliate in kind,
economist Bernard Yaros of Oxford Economics told Agence France-Presse What he definitely does is alienate all his allies,
Overall, we expect WiseTech Global … to be slightly better off under a Trump administration given that global trade uncertainty will drive demand for its solutions … and its customs and compliance systems,
the Redburn Atlantic analyst said While the US represents 84% of its revenues, as this is where its customers are based, we estimate that SPS Commerce has c25% of its revenue base linked to US suppliers that are reliant on international sourcing,
Its newly released (October 2024) supply chain planning tool has also become more relevant,
We will need to understand and adapt,
As he did in his first term, he will implement economic and trade policies to make life affordable and more prosperous for our nation,
Tariffs would likely be a higher tax on consumers – U.S. consumers,
We expect the increase in tariffs to lead to a rebound in inflation and a slowdown in economic growth,
Inflation will pressure consumers to seek value, with an emphasis on private-label products, affordable luxuries and occasional dining out,
Therefore, the agribusiness sector in Australia and New Zealand should focus on profitability drivers, optimisation and diversification of products and markets to navigate change,
A stronger US dollar and decreased US competitiveness in global markets would be a positive for Australian and New Zealand grain, oilseed, dairy and beef exports, particularly in the Asian wheat and dairy markets and global beef trade,
In general, we don’t believe tariffs will support international companies and international trade. At the end of the day, that risks ending up on the bills of customers,
Jesper Brodin, Ingka Group CEO, told CNN Wednesday when asked about Trump’s tariffs Tariffs make it more difficult for us to maintain the low prices and be affordable for many people, which in the end is our goal,
We have never experienced a period of benefit when we had high tariffs,
he said, referring both to Ikea and the global economy (We ... We) stick to long-term relationships, for better or worse,
Somebody is going to have to eat that cost and that is going to the manufacturer or customer,
Car dealerships that sell imported cars are going to see the prices of those things go up immediately,
Simply put, cars have become more expensive,
Joseph Yoon, consumer insights analyst at car consumer guide Edmunds, told Newsweek at the time
