US Edition‘All kinds of chaos’: Canadian and U.S. businesses paralyzed as they brace for more Trump tariffs
- Germany's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index increased from 48.9 to 52.1 in March, marking its highest value in three years, according to a business survey.
- Germany's composite PMI grew from 50.4 to 50.9, contrasting with France's economy, where business activity contracted for the seventh consecutive month, as noted by various analysts.
- Businesses in northwestern Ontario are concerned about the negative effects of U.S.-Canada trade tensions on tourism, as stated by Gerry Cariou, Executive Director of the Sunset Country Travel Association.
- Analysts indicated that the rise in German output might be linked to upcoming U.S. tariffs, which are expected to impact Germany's export-dependent industries significantly.
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‘A perfect storm’: Here’s how Ontario tourism, most notably in Niagara, could benefit from Trump’s tariff war
A U.S.-initiated trade war coupled with a weak Canadian dollar has Niagara Falls tourism operators preparing for a banner year in 2025.
·Guelph, Canada
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‘All kinds of chaos’: Canadian and U.S. businesses paralyzed as they brace for more Trump tariffs
As businesses prepare for U.S. President Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day,' next week, experts say there is only one thing certain about the anticipated tariffs and counter-tariffs: 'It's incredibly destabilizing.'
·Toronto, Canada
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