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    Kiwi companies worry Donald Trump's tariffs will have worse effects than the Global Financial Crisis and the Covid pandemic

    Kiwi companies worry Donald Trump's tariffs will have worse effects than the Global Financial Crisis and the Covid pandemic


    ASB and Talbot Mills have surveyed more than 300 business leaders.

    A quarter expect the tariffs will create opportunities, but two-thirds are concerned.

    ASB's Ben Speedy says uncertainty about the tariffs comes on top of a difficult few years for New Zealand businesses.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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