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Markets don’t punish those who are cautious, they punish those who are late. Smart money moves early -- It doesn’t panic, it prepares.
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India is likely to allow increased imports of energy products, edible oils, automobiles, and defence equipment, among others, in order to slash the looming Trump tariffs.
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On May 29, a federal appeals court temporarily reinstated President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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Steel companies like AM/NS operate on tight margins, which need to be protected for investments to continue in the steel sector. Hence, the safeguard duty is necessary now, said Ranjan Dhar, Director & Vice President (Sales and Marketing), ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India (AM/NS India).
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Trump's 26 percent reciprocal tariff will immediately slow down Indian solar exports to the US, but it will make the sector more globally competitive while also affording the opportunity to explore other global markets. The government will need to address fears of dumping by the Chinese manufacturers.
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India’s gems and jewellery industry is bracing for impact and so is the agriculture sector in the near-term, with the possibility of re-routing.
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As India and China attempt to mend ties, can India afford to embrace Chinese FDI while safeguarding its strategic interests?
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NTPC is currently in talks with six-seven states for land to build nuclear power plants. The PSU will build both small and conventional reactors.
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Sinha said the push for nuclear energy and the increased outlay for PM Surya Ghar in the budget have come at the right time in India’s energy transition journey. When asked about the impact of the policies of the new government in the US, he said India’s energy transition will continue despite global uncertainties, driven by strong power demand.
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At first glance, Trump’s anti-migrant policy may appear frightening. But a closer look shows that the fallout would be limited. Instead, there may be some gains like a reverse brain drain and possibly an impetus for the Indian IT sector to focus more on innovation
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Beyond the psychological impact, the US withdrawal from the Paris accord may not make a substantive difference to global climate action
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'I have no other choice but to put high levels of Taxes, Tariffs, and Sanctions on anything being sold by Russia to the United States,' he said
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India, a strategic partner of the United States in its efforts to counter China, is keen to enhance trade relations with the US
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On Monday, Trump said Musk and his team will have office space for about 20 people in what’s been dubbed the Department of Government Efficiency,
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The Canadian dollar and Mexican peso bore the brunt of the market swings on Tuesday
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Trump was expected to sign more executive orders on Tuesday
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The two leaders have developed strong personal ties that helped boost relations between Moscow and Beijing, growing even closer after Putin sent troops into Ukraine in 2022.
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Putin waved at Xi and addressed Chairman Xi as his 'dear friend' soon after Trump's inauguration as US President
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With the numerous changes in the administration policies, it is believed that Trump's administration may go back to stricter regulations on foreign workers and a curb on immigration levels
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A wider tariff imposition by Trump 2.0 would dent the corporate confidence much more than the base case, said Morgan Stanley. Chetan Ahya underscored that the Morgan Stanley's forecast could be at risk if Trump announces across-the-board tariffs.
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Frankly, they need better dirty tricks. The 'everyone is Hitler' attack is sooo tired, says Musk on his social media platform X.
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According to reports, Melania chose New York designer Adam Lippes and a coordinating hat by Eric Javits.
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Elon Musk favours lowering trade barriers to increase two-way commerce between New Delhi and Washington
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Donald Trump Latest News Today (January 21): Trump orders internal probes into Biden administration
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Donald Trump has tasked Elon Musk, the world's richest man, with slashing billions of dollars in federal government spending.
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The 47th US President did not mention any specific tariff plans in his inaugural address
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I will immediately begin the overhaul of our trade system to protect American workers and families, says Donald Trump
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That’s a shift from tradition, especially for a president who has characterized himself as a champion of the working class. Seats so close to the president are usually reserved for the president’s family, past presidents and other honored guests.
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JD and Usha met as students at Yale Law School in the 2010s. They got married in 2014, a year after graduating from law school. The couple now shares three children together.
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Trump was sworn in as president, and promised to sign a series of executive orders the same day
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All illegal entry will immediately be halted, and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came, says Trump.
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Trump’s second inaugural address featured similar themes to his first: a sweeping indictment of the country he inherits and grand promises to fix its problems.
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"We will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but also by the wars that we end, and perhaps most importantly, the wars we never get into," US President Donald Trump said in his inaugural address.
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After years and years of illegal and unconstitutional restriction of expression, I will also sign an Executive Order to stop all censorship and bring back free speech to America, says Trump.
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Donald Trump, delivering his opening address after being administered oath as the 47th President of the United States, also announced a slew of executive borders including a national emergency at the southern borders.
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The 'Drill, baby, drill' slogan is one Trump campaigned on America becoming energy dominant and has promised to "drill, drill, drill" on Day One.
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US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts administered the oath to President Trump in an indoor event that saw the participation of some of the most influential billionaires and politicians of the world.
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External affairs minister S Jaishankar is representing PM Modi as his special envoy at Trump's inaugural function.
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Trump’s first inaugural address in 2017 is remembered for its dark imagery of “American carnage.” But Trump has also shown that he can be conciliatory, if contradictory.
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Trump become only the second President in US history, after Grover Cleavland in 1893, to return to power after being voted out of the White House.
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Trump has criticised the cost of the war in Ukraine for US taxpayers through major military aid packages and vowed to bring the conflict to a swift end.
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Former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama also were present at the ceremony to mark Trump's return to power
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Trump is set to be sworn in for a historic second term as US president on Monday
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President-elect Trump, who takes office on Monday, has pledged tariffs of 10% on global imports
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Donald Trump will take oath on January 20 to become the 47th US President
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Trump is expected to unleash a barrage of executive orders on his first day in office, including decrees on immigration, tariffs and energy
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Republican leader Donald Trump will take oath as the 47th US President. It will be his second term in office. The ceremonial event is set to take place on Monday, approximately two weeks after Trump's electoral college win was certified by the US Congress.
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Trump won his second term by building a new coalition that includes White working-class voters, Blacks and Hispanics, and young men of all races and ethnicities
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The decision by Biden comes after Donald Trump warned of an enemies list filled with those who have crossed him politically or sought to hold him accountable for his attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss
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When Donald Trump was last president, he heaped tariffs on more than $300 billion of Chinese imports.
