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'Tariff trade' narrative seems to have run its course, says Elara Capital
In the US, foreign-domiciled funds withdrew $10 billion from effectively reversing inflows seen in April, as per Elara Capital
UK makes $26 bn export finance support available amid US tariff turmoil
The tariffs, introduced by US President Donald Trump, have deepened uncertainty for UK businesses about their exposure to the new trade regime
G-7 central banks prepare first policy responses to Trump tariffs chaos
Against a backdrop of rising Treasury yields, weaker dollar and slumping stocks tied to US trade policy, investors will be seeking clues from Fed policymakers on their appetite for lower interest rate
US tariffs signals end to era of free trade: Singapore PM Lawrence Wong
Wong also criticised the US's policy to address the country's trade imbalances by imposing tariffs. Wong believes that running a trade deficit is not inherently negative
Trump's reciprocal tariffs: Big Four face flurry of trade playbook queries
The top consulting firms expect the current pace of activity to intensify in the coming days
Goldman Sachs cuts China GDP growth forecasts citing tariff impact
However, the report added that "even these significant easing measures are unlikely to fully offset the negative effects of the tariffs
Reciprocal levy: Working to remove additional US tariffs, says Piyush Goyal
Goyal advised Indian industry and exporters not to route outbound shipments to the United States (US) through countries with lower reciprocal tariffs imposed by Washington
IT shares under pressure; Wipro, Mphasis, Coforge down by up to 5%
In the past five days, the BSE IT index has slipped nearly 10 per cent, and it has tanked 26 per cent thus far in calendar year 2025.
Stock market crash 2025: What's different from the past market meltdowns?
Credit event risks have been a feature of nearly all the past crises such as the global financial crisis in 2008 and the more recent Covid-triggered scare in 2020.
JLR's North America wholesale volumes up in Q4 ahead of Trump's tariffs
JLR posts flat volume growth for FY25
Trump tariffs: Shipments to US likely to shrink 6.4% in 2025, says GTRI
The contraction will be led by a drop in exports of fish and crustaceans, which may fall by a fifth
Shrimp farming: Trump's tariffs shockwaves rock Andhra Pradesh shores
Trump's tariffs, falling shrimp prices, and fears of additional US levies, spark a crisis in the state's politically vital aquaculture sector. SHINE JACOB elaborates
Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs: Running blind on a global tightrope
The biggest issue is the assumption that while Mr Trump upends the existing order at his own will, "all other things will remain equal"
US buyers rethink India orders as Trump's reciprocal tariff woes bite
Buyers are reassessing existing orders, with some seeking discounts. They are also exploring the best possible sources for imports, given the varied but steep reciprocal tariffs, exporters said
Govt under US pressure, risking Indian interests: Sachin Pilot on tariffs
In a scathing attack on the government over the imposition of tariffs by the US, Congress general secretary Sachin Pilot on Sunday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should have worked out a constructive solution during his last America visit rather than just indulging in "photo ops" and exchanging gifts. He said that at a time the world is responding to the imposition of reciprocal tariffs by the US, the Indian government is merely buying time and leaving everything to fate. In an interview to PTI, the former minister for Corporate Affairs said the Indian government is accepting what has been given out and has not even offered a response. "I would imagine, when the PM was in Washington (in February) and met the president of the US, instead of just photo ops and exchanging gifts, something more constructive should have come out of it," Pilot said. "If our relations are as strong as the two leaders claim, then we would not have been slapped with these steep tariffs. Clearly our
Pak sees US tariffs as window of opportunity for negotiations with the US
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif set up two committees to tackle the economic implication of the new tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb said on Saturday. The two bodies include a steering committee chaired by the finance minister and comprising ministers, prominent business leaders, secretaries, and academics, while the second was a working group led by the secretary of commerce. You should never let a good crisis go to waste, Aurangzeb told a press conference here and explained that while the situation created immediate challenges, it also would open doors for negotiation and long-term engagement. He said that the government's intention was to formulate and present a well-structured package to the US administration and the recommendations are expected to be finalised in the coming days and submitted to the prime minister for approval. He said that following that approval, a high-level delegation will travel to Washington to convey ...
S&P to review all global forecasts in wake of Trump's tariff shock
The impact on US GDP will depend on the level of retaliation from its trading partners and how the tariff revenues get used, especially if they fund tax cuts, S&P said
Higher US tariffs on rival manufacturing hubs can benefit India: MAIT
The 26 per cent tariffs imposed by the US on India may create some headwinds, but relatively higher levies on competing nations may hand India an edge, tilting the scales in its favour and increasing its appeal in global supply chains, according to electronics and IT hardware industry body MAIT. Manufacturing hubs such as China face a 54 per cent levy, Vietnam (46 per cent), and Thailand (36 per cent) as a result of the US' sweeping tariff actions, which have since spooked financial markets and trade partners. India's USD 7-billion smartphone exports to the US may face some pressure due to evolving trade policies, but the real advantage lies in the comparative tariffs imposed on competing nations, Manufacturers Association for Information Technology (MAIT) said. "While US trade barriers could theoretically dampen India's export volumes, the higher reciprocal tariffs on China and Vietnam create a relative advantage for Indian manufacturers. This discrepancy tilts the scales in India'
US tariffs not priced in yet; Nifty may hit 26,000 by March 2026: Emkay
Emkay analysts believe a possible US recession from tariffs could reduce Nifty's FY26 earnings by 3 per cent, potentially derating the index to 21,500 in the near-term.
Infosys, TCS: Nifty IT slips 4% amid recession fears as US imposes tariff
The downturn in IT stocks can be attributed to fears around recession and as manufacturing hubs in China and Taiwan face new tariffs above 30 per cent
