Financial World
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1 week ago |
financial-world.org | Sededin Dedovic
US President Donald Trump announced that the current tariffs on Chinese imports could begin to be reduced. According to him, the increase in tariffs will hurt consumption, which has already started to be reflected. "I don't want to increase the percentage because at some point people stop buying," the president said. He also stated that he had contact with Chinese President Xi Jinping but did not reveal the details of the conversation.
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1 week ago |
financial-world.org | Sededin Dedovic
Chinese online shopping platforms Temu and Shein have announced that they will soon raise prices for their US customers. The changes are set to take effect on April 25, with both companies citing rising operating costs due to global tariff tensions.
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1 week ago |
financial-world.org | Sededin Dedovic
Japan's exports rose for the sixth straight month in March, government data showed on Thursday. The short-term boost in trade was driven by fears of political uncertainty, which has prompted much of the world to buy ahead of potential future disruptions. Many economies worldwide have reported export gains this month, including China, which has been directly involved in the trade tensions.
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1 week ago |
financial-world.org | Sededin Dedovic
Volkswagen has decided to keep its current prices for its vehicles in the US market until the end of May to keep customers interested and attract them to the stores before prices are "unfrozen" again. Kjell Gruner, Volkswagen's head of North America, spoke at the New York International Auto Show, where he warned that uncertain times are coming and the political environment will be difficult to predict. "We want to instill confidence in our customers and dealers by the end of May," Gruner said.
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1 week ago |
financial-world.org | Sead Dedovic
Artificial intelligence could change the future of humanity, although it has already succeeded in doing so. However, significantly greater changes are expected in the future, when AI could replace humans in many jobs. This causes concern among many. Victor Lazarte, a partner in the financially powerful investment fund Benchmark, warned in an interview with the media what a danger AI poses when it comes to taking over jobs. - Big companies say: 'AI does not replace people, it empowers them'.
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