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96% of Spanish Companies in the US Plan to Stay in the Country in the Next 5 Years Despite Tariffs
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96% of Spanish companies based in the United States plan to maintain their presence in the country over the next five years, although 58% point to tariffs as the main factor that could negatively affect their businesses in 2025, according to the first 'Barometer on Climate and the Perspectives of Spanish Investment in the United States', promoted by the Spanish-United States Chamber of Commerce and the Spanish Chamber of Commerce.
Two out of three Spanish companies with presence in the US plan to raise their investments and workforces in the country despite pointing to tariffs as their big concern. Energy and engine capture the bulk of investments, with a focus on Texas, Florida and New York. Read
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