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Exporters see higher US enquiries but low order conversionsIndian exporters, particularly in the chemicals, textiles, and handicrafts sectors, are experiencing a notable increase in inquiries from U...- India's defence export boom could hit ₹65,000 crore by 2030; pvt sector startups the real play: Sunil SubramaniamIndia's defence exports are poised to surpass government targets, reaching ₹60,000-65,000 crore by 2030, according to market expert Sunil S...
- President approves merger of REC with Power Finance CorporationThe President has approved the merger of REC Ltd into Power Finance Corporation. This move follows PFC's acquisition of a majority stake in...
- US plans additional 12.5% tariff; India says talks on Section 301 probes ongoingThe US Trade Representative has proposed an additional 12.5% duty on 54 countries, including India, over alleged failure to restrict import...
- US tariffs on agricultural machines to be cut, 50% metal levies stayThe US has reduced tariffs on farm equipment to 15% and introduced a new 10% tariff for products using at least 85% US-origin metals. These...
- US may have shaved its metal tariffs but the steel wall facing Indian exporters remains standingTariff modifications in the United States bring a touch of relief for Indian exporters, particularly with reduced duties on select metal-in...
- Trump administration proposes 25% tariff to punish Brazil over trade practicesThe United States is proposing a 25% tariff on many imports from Brazil. This action follows an investigation into unfair trade practices. ...
- Taiwan says US has no timetable for chip tariffs, preferential terms already agreedTaiwan has secured preferential treatment for its semiconductor exports under a January trade deal with the US, ensuring favourable terms s...
- USTR Greer sees no immediate chip tariffs but says protection important for sectorUSTR Jamieson Greer announced no immediate semiconductor tariffs are planned. He emphasised the importance of duties to encourage domestic ...
- Additional US tariffs on Indian goods since April 2025: Here’s the full timelineThe United States imposed a series of tariffs on Indian goods starting April 2025. These duties varied, with some being reciprocal and othe...
- Trump's tariff tantrums may leave India exposed to a 'one-sided' trade deal: GTRIA trade think tank, GTRI, advises India against rushing into a bilateral trade agreement with the US due to President Trump's unstable tari...
- Trump tariffs here to stay, US trade official tells Mexican firms: SourcesUS trade representatives have informed Mexico that President Trump's tariffs on auto and steel sectors are here to stay. These duties will ...
- US Supreme Court ruling on tariffs: Why Emkay sees India as beneficiary amid Trump's flip-flopsThe US Supreme Court struck down Trump’s IEEPA-based tariffs, prompting a recalibration of global trade. The Trump administration responded...
- What are Sections 232, 301 and 122 of different trade acts? Special sections of US trade laws used by President Donald Trump to impose tariffs explainedWhat are Sections 232, 301 and 122 of different trade acts? President Trump announced a new 10% global tariff under Section 122 after the S...
- Taiwan, US reach ‘general consensus’ on trade deal, tariff talks advanceTaiwan has reached a "general consensus" with the United States on a trade deal, the democratic island's negotiators said Tuesday, after mo...
- Trump expands tariffs beyond US Supreme Court's reachTrump is rapidly expanding Section 232 tariffs on diverse imports, including pharmaceuticals and machinery, as a backup against potential S...
- No immediate impact on electronics, smartphones from 25% US tariffsIndia's ambitious $21-billion smartphone export target to the US faces uncertainty as the US administration is poised to finalize tariffs u...
- Electronics exports from India likely safe from US tariff hike—for nowIndian electronics exporters, including smartphone manufacturers like Apple and Samsung, are unlikely to face immediate impact from potenti...
- As U.S. court blocks tariffs, here are ways Donald Trump could find a workaround after suffering a major blowDespite a court ruling against President Trump's tariffs, legal avenues remain open for their reinstatement. Economists suggest the adminis...
- US begins probes into pharmaceutical, chip imports, setting stage for tariffsThe Trump administration is initiating investigations into pharmaceutical and semiconductor imports, potentially leading to tariffs based o...
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