Major automakers want changes to Trump administration fuel economy proposal, but support plan to drastically reduce stringency

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automakers are advocating for modifications to the Trump administration's fuel economy proposal, while simultaneously supporting a move to significantly lessen stringent requirements. This suggests a push toward more flexible regulations that could enhance profitability for manufacturers but may raise environmental concerns. Such regulatory shifts can impact energy markets and automotive equities, potentially influencing investor sentiment across multiple asset classes including commodities and currencies.

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