US Auto Industry Nears Tariff Relief Amid Ongoing Challenges
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The White House is expected to extend a five-year arrangement allowing US automakers to reduce tariffs on imported car parts, following lobbying efforts, which would be a significant relief for the auto industry facing high import costs due to tariffs imposed by President Trump.
- US Nears Tariff Relief for Auto Industry After Lobbying Push Bloomberg.com
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- Collaboration sustains auto suppliers amid tariffs, but challenges loom The Detroit News
- US Set To Announce 5-Year Extension For Arrangement Allowing Automakers To Reduce Tariff Payment On Imported Car Parts- Bloomberg News TradingView
- Tariffs paid on cars and parts imported from Canada and Mexico top $10 billion this year, analysis shows Automotive News
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