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The 25% tariffs on imported cars will take effect next week. Auto tariffs announced by President Donald Trump will likely raise car prices by thousands of dollars, while hiking costs for repairs ...

Raw arabica prices have spiked due to four successive ... Currently responsible for covering high impact events in soft commodities and agricultural commodities more broadly, analysing industry ...

By Neal E. Boudette There is no doubt the tariffs that President Trump said he would impose on imported cars, trucks and auto parts next week will raise prices by thousands of dollars for consumers.

According to Manoj Kumar Jain of Prithvifinmart Commodity Research, gold and silver prices may remain volatile this week amid volatility in the dollar index and the US trade war. Jain said gold ...

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SPDR Gold shares rise 0.4%. ([email protected]) Base Metal Prices Rise; Copper Remains in High Demand in U.S., China 1614 GMT – Base metal prices rise, with LME three-month copper up 1.3% at ...

In its budget monitor report, released before Tuesday, Deloitte Access Economics said governments needed to stop relying on unforeseen upticks in revenue through high commodity prices.