Tariffs Greater Impact Than War: Trumpf

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Tariffs Greater Impact Than War: Trumpf The Iran war has not had a "severe" impact on the machine tool industry says Stephan Mayer, CEO for Machine Tools at German manufacturing technology firm Trumpf. Instead, the bigger headwind to the industry has been tariffs, according to Mayer.

Jun 18th, 2026 Tariffs Greater Impact Than War: Trumpf The Iran war has not had a "severe" impact on the machine tool industry says Stephan Mayer, CEO for Machine Tools at German manufacturing technology firm Trumpf. Instead, the bigger headwind to the industry has been tariffs, according to Mayer. He spoke to "The Pulse with Francine Lacqua" on Bloomberg TV. [Image text:] LIVE Berlin Stephan Mayer -TRUMPF MACHINETOOLSCEO The Pulse MAYERONIRANWARIMPACT with Francine Lacqua

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