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Yet as the U.S. and E.U. shunned Russian oil, Moscow was able to offset the loss of revenue from the West with sales to countries such as China and India.

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Strong exports of semiconductors and vessels could continue, but their impact will likely be offset by weak shipments of other goods, Kang said.

Factors like supply-chain investments and adjustments in pricing plans will offset some of the improvement in isolated tariff impacts, P&G Chief Financial Officer Andre Schulten said on a conference call Friday.

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With downside risks to employment judged to have risen, the Federal Open Market Committee’s goal now is to offset labor market weakness.

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GM is nonetheless looking to offset tariff costs and losses on electric vehicles.

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