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Policy in Motion: Insights for navigating with confidence

Your resource for the latest on trade, tariff and regulatory policy changes.

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The policy landscape is constantly evolving, and the new administration has brought a wave of regulatory and proposed legislative changes that impact businesses, industries, and individuals alike. Staying ahead of economic uncertainty isn’t just about reacting—it’s about being proactive, informed, and ready to adapt. We've provided these sources to help you anticipate and navigate regulatory shifts, along with practical steps to stay agile and turn challenges into opportunities. Whether you’re a business leader, policymaker, or simply someone who wants an informed outlook of the market, understanding how to prepare for and respond to these changes is essential. Let’s dive in and uncover how you can stay ahead in a world where public policy is always in motion.

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Featured Insights

How does recent policy change affect your business?

New legislation and regulations are rapidly transforming industries. This collection presents KPMG's latest insights on the implications for your operations, strategy, and growth.

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M&A trends in industrial manufacturing

Q1 2025 M&A trends report

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M&A trends in tech, media, and telecom

M&A trends in tech, media, and telecom

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Regulatory waves: Navigating the 2025 landscape

2025 sees regulatory shifts, fewer new rules, changed enforcement priorities, and strategies for companies to adapt.

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Retail sales match expectations

Buying ahead of tariff-induced prices increases boosted sales.

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Thriving amid tariff uncertainty

Discover the measures to safeguard margins through adept management of tariff effects and the optimization of supply chain resilience.

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First 100 Days: Regulatory Signals by Industry/Topic

Summaries of regulatory developments and their impact in the first 100 days of the new presidential administration

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Financial Reporting View

Delivering insights to financial reporting professionals. Sharing our expertise and perspective. Informing your decision-making.

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New Administration: Signals to Watch for in Industrial Manufacturing & Auto

In this changing environment under the new administration, several key regulatory signals are emerging across agency objectives and regulatory focus areas.

    Webcasts

    LinkedIn Live

    Navigating Trade Turbulence and Tariffs

    Following the announcement by the White House of import taxes on goods from America's key trading partners, the landscape of international trade has been profoundly disrupted. Join us Thursday, May 1, 2025, 12:30 pm EDT for an exclusive event where KPMG leaders will provide information and insights for navigating this uncertain environment.

    In the news

    • NBC News.com: Retailers are turning the trade war into a sales event
      Duleep Rodrigo, who leads U.S. consumer and retail consulting at KPMG, said of tariff-based marketing campaigns. “We’ve seen auto sales up. We’ve seen appliances pick up. There’s an expectation that certain products are going to be expensive, so having a promotion today is very valuable.”
      May 03, 2025
    • Thomson Reuters: Big 4 Firms Talk Tax Bill Timeline 100 Days into Trump’s Term
      KPMG Principal Jennifer Acuna said unlike the TCJA and “some of the other reconciliation bills we have seen in recent years, this bill is not just a tax bill, … it’s a lot of committees doing their work all in tandem, in addition to the tax writing committee.” The timeline is in flux at the moment and is subject to change from day to day, said Acuna. KPMG Principal John Gimigliano, responding to Acuna’s comments, added that the “House is counting on major spending cuts” while the “Senate is less reliant on that … so will House members be content to not have spending cuts, many of which they believe in, or will the Senate accept the House spending cuts?”
      May 02, 2025
    • MergerMarket: Tariff uncertainty temporarily freezes oil and gas M&A
      “We are optimistic that once trade negotiations have concluded, the U.S. energy sector will see an improved business environment,” said Mike Harling, KPMG’s head of deal advisory & strategy for energy, natural resources & chemicals. “We could see M&A in the second half of 2025 as there is plenty of capital and pent-up demand from previous years. … If you have a sustained downturn in the market, those with strong balance sheets may consider buying attractive assets at lower valuations.”
      April 25, 2025
    • New York Times: Trump Grants Carmakers Some Relief From His Punishing Tariffs
      The White House signed a pair of executive orders on Tuesday that walked back some tariffs for carmakers. The exemption buys carmakers some time, said Lenny LaRocca, U.S. automotive industry leader at KPMG. “It gives them a little bit of time to plan out what their strategy could be,” he said.
      April 30, 2025

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