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European actions are under pressure amid radical changes in US tariff policies this year, even when the European economy in general seems to be weathering the weather better than many expected.Read more]]>
70 percent less profit for Mercedes in the third quarter, and no improvement in sight: the next problem starts after tariffs and sales weakness.
As tariffs reshape global trade, Europe emerges as a manufacturing powerhouse
Global manufacturing strategies are undergoing a fundamental shift. Tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and supply chain disruptions have exposed vulnerabilities in traditional manufacturing hubs, particularly in China. As a result, companies are increasingly looking toward Europe, not just as a market, but as a strategic centre for high-tech manufacturing.
When US President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs in April, economists predicted a dramatic rise in inflation and a high chance of recession. Companies and consumers stocked up to get ahead of the price hikes. Now, those concerns seem overblown, writes The Wall Street Journal.
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