Recent trade data reveals that while Trump's tariffs impacted specific US-bound exports, India's overall trade story is dominated by resilient export diversification and a domestic demand-driven import surge, particularly in gold
As new tariffs and rare earth controls trigger market panic and supply chain fears, the central question becomes whether economic pressure will once again force a tactical pause in the US-China trade war
The September quarter results may be largely irrelevant--sandwiched between export front-loading before Trump's tariff deadline and consumer spending deferred for the GST cuts. Much depends on how soon we can pull out the rusty nail of Trump's tariffs
As the world builds tariff walls, the World Bank wants South Asia to tear them down. With 16 million people entering the job market annually but only 10 million finding work, the region faces a stark choice: embrace trade liberalisation that could unlock manufacturing growth or maintain protectionist barriers that may be trapping workers in low-productivity sectors
Trump's 100% tariff on imported patented drugs threatens to crush emerging pharmaceutical innovators who can't afford billion-dollar US manufacturing plants
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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
Ths US Fed chief has one eye on the tariff risks to prices, and the other on a softening job market
Business confidence among MSMEs has been on the rise, a positive for the economy and employment creation. While Trump's tariffs cast a shadow, supportive government policies can help them sustain growth
The investing climate has turned uncertain as tariffs have clouded the outlook. Whether you are a short-term or a long-term investor will determine the approach you take
US president’s latest ‘reciprocal’ levies hit many countries that had struck deals with Washington
Trump's 25 percent 'reciprocal' tariff on India's exports to US will take effect from Thursday, after the additional 25 percent levy over Russian trade is set to come into effect from August 27.
Investors today might be too complacent about the risks to earnings from slower growth and higher inflation
As Washington escalates its tariff war with India, experts say the long-term rebalancing of global supply chains is still intact – moving away from China and tilting in India’s favour.
Washington has locked in tariffs on almost 45% of American imports
Only China and Canada have retaliated against US president’s tariff war
The latest US tariff threats appear chaotic on the surface but reveal a deeper strategy aimed at stalling China's rise while also extracting concessions from allies
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
As of July 9, exporting nations without a bilateral accord in place will face Trump’s so-called 'Liberation Day' tariffs that are much higher than the current baseline 10% level applied to most countries.
While there may be some concerns around volatility in the market, there is a wide belief of optimism among most market experts amid signs of stabilizing investor confidence, following months of turbulence.
Nifty 50 for the month of May is already higher by 1.75 percent, after a 6.3 percent rally in March and a 3.5 percent upmove in April. This will also mark a third positive monthly close for Indian equity indices after five months of decline.
Jain said the extent of impact of the US tariffs are still unclear and uncertain, as the negotiations are still unfolding and a deal between Beijing and Washington is still not in place.