
Mathieu Benhamou
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1 week ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Natalia Kniazhevich |Mathieu Benhamou |Luke Sharrett
Bloomberg — El temor de Wall Streetde que la ansiedad por la guerra comercial paralice el gasto de las corporaciones en maquinaria y bienes raíces parece, hasta ahora, un poco exagerado. La avalancha de aranceles del presidente Donald Trump sobre los socios comerciales de EE.UU. aún no ha convencido a gran parte del sector empresarial estadounidense de reducir sus planes de inversión de capital para este año.
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1 week ago |
financialpost.com | Natalia Kniazhevich |Mathieu Benhamou
Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1Donald Trump’s barrage of tariffs has not caused many companies to pull back capital expenditure plans for this yearArticle contentWall Street’s fear that trade-war anxiety would grind corporations’ spending on machinery and real estate to a halt, so far, is looking a little overblown. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Natalia Kniazhevich |Mathieu Benhamou
(Bloomberg) -- Wall Street’s fear that trade-war anxiety would grind corporations’ spending on machinery and real estate to a halt, so far, is looking a little overblown. President Donald Trump’s barrage of ever-changing tariffs on US trading partners has yet to convince much of Corporate America to pull back capital expenditure plans for this year.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Natalia Kniazhevich |Mathieu Benhamou
Wall Street’s fear that trade-war anxiety would grind corporations’ spending on machinery and real estate to a halt, so far, is looking a little overblown. President Donald Trump’s barrage of ever-changing tariffs on US trading partners has yet to convince much of Corporate America to pull back capital expenditure plans for this year.
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1 month ago |
bloomberg.com | Jennah Haque |Mathieu Benhamou |Dave Merrill
By Jennah HaqueMathieu BenhamouDave Merrill May 3, 2025 President Donald Trump envisioned a drastic remaking of the US government in his budget request, dramatically curtailing domestic agencies, while boosting the military and border protection. The White House’s fiscal year 2026 preliminary budget would cut discretionary spending by more than a quarter in five cabinet departments, while increasing the Department of Homeland Security’s budget by nearly 65%.
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