-
The case is an important test in the escalating power struggle between the US executive and parts of the judicial system
-
India and Japan share historical ties, which have become more crucial in the current global economic flux
-
Trump's punishing tariffs on India are not an isolated trade dispute but a stark sign of a deeper shift: the collapse of the US-led liberal order and the return of coercive, bloc-based imperialism
-
For India to become a global chip-making hub, the government must take a staggered approach
-
Chinese foreign minister’s visit to India should set the tone for a possible Xi-Modi meeting at the end of this month
-
US stance on additional tariffs remains unchanged as no peace deal has yet been struck between the US, Russia, and Ukraine.
-
Exporters need immediate incentives in such uncertain times, even as the government works on a long-term strategy to ratchet up exports
-
US president’s latest ‘reciprocal’ levies hit many countries that had struck deals with Washington
-
New Delhi and Washington must expedite trade talks to limit further damage to bilateral ties between the two countries
-
The US President’s threat to India goes beyond his worries over the trade deficit, and New Delhi should astutely address the issues during the next round of trade talks
-
A high 25 percent US reciprocal tariff and a ‘penalty tariff’ threaten to put a spoke in India’s US exports. Here are some scenarios that could play out, that investors can keep a watch out for
-
The recent EU-US trade deal represents a strategic stability play that masks deeper vulnerabilities in global value chains, with China controlling over 40% of intermediate goods in key sectors while American consumers face additional costs
-
Washington has locked in tariffs on almost 45% of American imports
-
The UK has sidestepped the tricky issue of Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) , which, if imposed, can significantly affect India’s gains from the trade deal
-
Lifting curbs on Chinese FDI with adequate safeguards may not be a bad idea for India’s factory growth
-
From auto and textiles, footwear and jewellery, to whisky and salmon, the trade deal has encompassed most sectors. Will companies bite the bait?
-
Formalising the trade deal with Britain during Narendra Modi’s visit will give New Delhi more bargaining power in tariff talks with different nations, including the US
-
The US plan to narrow the focus of G20 to just financial matters could be difficult to achieve, as global focus is on sustainable development
-
If the government can push through the SEZ Amendment Bill in the monsoon session of Parliament, it will be a fillip for industry
-
Only China and Canada have retaliated against US president’s tariff war
-
India's trade data reveals a dual slowdown in both exports and imports during June 2025, suggesting economic headwinds may have started to bite
-
The current global economic milieu suggests the possibility of a bipolar world order where India will have to play its cards right
-
Private equity cheers the legislation while Tesla and AI start-ups lose out
-
The crucial factor for Asia’s nation-states is to assess both their need for economic nationalism and security vulnerabilities—both economic and military
-
Financial markets are displaying scepticism toward Trump's new tariffs, with Asian stocks remaining resilient and currencies stable as investors bet these threats are merely negotiating tactics
