- GE HealthCare benefits from the trend of onshoring and tariffs associated with the Trump administration.
- The White House threatened new tariffs on Canadian imports, highlighting the healthcare sector's reliance on integrated Canadian supply chains.
- The White House threatened tariffs on Canadian imports, highlighting the healthcare sector's reliance on integrated Canadian supply chains.
Healthcare companies, including UnitedHealth Group, face market decline due to trade tensions and tariff threats on Canadian imports.
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Updated Jul 12
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What happened
Healthcare companies, including UnitedHealth Group, face market decline due to trade tensions and tariff threats on Canadian imports.
Who's involved
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Part of
The White House threatened tariffs on Canadian imports, highlighting the healthcare sector's reliance on integrated Canadian supply chains.Also in this story
- The White House announced new tariffs on Canadian imports while noting integrated supply chains and drug price headwinds affecting the healthcare sector.
- Leaders are seeking to lower the tariff rate.
- FDA approved Moderna's Spikevax for high-risk children amid White House tariff threats on Canadian imports.
The entities involved
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UnitedHealth Group
for-profit health care company
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Masimo
American healthcare company
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Omnicell
American healthcare technology company
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- StockStoryMasimo, STAAR Surgical, Teleflex, Omnicell, and Integra LifeSciences Shares Are Falling, What You Need To Know A number of stocks fell in the afternoon session after the U.S. administration announced