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ECONOMIST PERSPECTIVE ON TARIFFS
Powell's tenure as Fed chair marked by fight for independence while trying to tame inflation- India losing investor attention to Asia’s AI-electronics surge, says DBS economistGlobal capital is shifting towards electronics and AI in Asia. India's foreign direct investment slowdown is not a major concern. Asia's ex...
- FDI slowdown in India not a source of alarm, says DBS chief economistIn a landscape where global capital is increasingly directed towards the booming electronics and AI industries in Asia, the recent dip in I...
- India sees more options on US trade deal after tariff rulingIndia is reviewing its trade agreement with the United States. A recent US Supreme Court ruling has impacted tariff decisions. This develop...
- Banks look to get export credit lines ready as US lowers tariffBanks are poised to reopen credit lines for Indian export sectors following the US's reduction of import tariffs to 18%. This move is expec...
- India likely to record about 7% growth in FY26: Gita GopinathIndia's economy is set for robust growth this fiscal year, exceeding initial projections. Former IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath anticipa...
- Inflation makes case for rate cut, but growth indicators are benignInflation has dipped to its lowest point in eight years, opening the door for potential interest rate cuts from the Reserve Bank of India, ...
- Trump's high tariffs on several countries to hold back US economic growth: Harvard economist Kenneth RogoffKenneth Rogoff asserted that Trump's high tariffs on India and increased H-1B visa fees will impede US economic growth, emphasising the val...
- The Federal Reserve wrestles with how many interest rate cuts to make and how fastThe Federal Reserve is anticipated to lower interest rates by a quarter-point to 4.1%, prompting speculation about future cuts. Economists ...
- Trump’s tariff pains, Modi’s GST relief: Govt gives a reform armour to every IndianIndia rolls out GST 2.0 reforms to boost domestic consumption and shield the economy from the impact of US tariffs. The revamped GST struct...
- Tariff math explained: How Indian exports face effective duty of 33.6% and not 50%Trump’s 50% tariff on Indian goods effectively translates to 33.6% after exemptions, Nomura estimates. While manageable compared to the hea...
- US tariffs: Manufacturing & labour-intensive sectors to bear brunt, say expertsUS tariffs on India, potentially reaching 50%, pose a significant threat to labor-intensive sectors like gems, textiles, and leather, poten...
- Weak Indian rupee may blunt US tariff bite, say economistsThe Indian rupee's recent depreciation, hitting near its all-time low, may soften the impact of increased U.S. tariffs amid trade tensions....
- Global investors must hedge forex and sovereign risk amid US volatility: Charu ChananaCharu Chanana of Saxo Markets discusses President Trump's trade policies. Trump sticks to tariff deadlines, impacting various countries. Ph...
- Rate cut expected, RBI's views in focus with economy near a sizzleEconomists anticipate Reserve Bank of India will reduce interest rates this week. This decision comes amid decreasing inflation. Experts aw...
- Tariffs may have pushed up inflation in April, US government report to showEconomists anticipate a slight increase in inflation due to President Trump's tariffs, with consumer prices expected to rise. While a recen...
- Is Canada meddling in U.S politics? Mark Carney's government puts up billboards in red states teasing Americans on tariffs and tax; here's what the message saysCanada has launched billboards in red states in American to highlight the impact of tariffs on grocery bills, urging Americans to oppose th...
- ‘Donald Trump’s 25% steel tariffs don’t acknowledge carbon’s social cost — for that, he’d first need to admit climate change is real’Gernot Wagner, a climate economist at Columbia Business School, discusses the implications of Donald Trump’s tariffs on the US economy, par...
- Fed rate cut looks more likely: Question is when and by how muchPowell and his colleagues are expected to begin initial discussions on the rate cut decision.
- Now unfolding, the opportunity for India from US-China trade tensionEconomists look at both China and India as long-term growth stories.
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