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Tesla (TSLA) shares are down in intraday trading on March 4 on concerns the new tariff environment will prove to be a meaningful headwind for the electric vehicle manufacturer in 2025.
Bank of America analyst John Murphy expects higher levies on Canada and Mexico that took effect today to weigh on the company’s production in North America.