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EU wants to break up with US techWary of being vulnerable to the whims of foreign governments, the European Union is preparing far-reaching new moves to ditch American digi...- Wars in West Asia and Ukraine are turning shipping costs into steel sector’s biggest headacheIn the face of a daunting 28-30% increase in international freight costs, India's steel sector is at a crossroads. The unrest in West Asia ...
- Trump wants China's help on Iran. Beijing may have other ideasPresident Trump will ask President Xi for help with the Iran conflict. China is unlikely to fully comply, preferring to maintain its econom...
- Taken-for-granted separation between economics & strategy has collapsed in 21st Century: Pradeep MehtaThe lines between economics and strategy have blurred, as highlighted in CUTS International's geoeconomic webinar. Experts discussed how tr...
- Separation between economics & strategy that was taken for granted has collapsed in 21stCenturyA recent CUTS International webinar under its Geoeconomic Monograph Series highlighted how global economics and geopolitics are now deeply ...
- Grey zones, proxy wars and a changing world orderA new era of grey-zone conflicts is upon us. International institutions face challenges managing geopolitical tensions. U.S. foreign policy...
- National input cost reduction strategy to check inverted duty structureThe Economic Survey advocates for a national input cost reduction strategy to address the inverted duty structure, proposing a three-tier S...
- Economic Survey 2026: At Near-full capacity, India needs structural reforms for faster growth, says DK Pant, India RatingsWith the economy operating close to capacity, the survey notes that structural reforms will be required to lift the investment rate and fur...
- Budget 2026 and why stability, not scale, matters in today’s fractured global orderIndia's democratic institutions offer a rare competitive edge in a volatile global economy. As geopolitical risks reshape trade, regulatory...
- India’s economic strength, capital pools and digital infrastructure power its geoeconomic clout: V VaidyanathanIndia’s rising geoeconomic influence is built on strong economic growth, deep domestic capital pools and a rapidly expanding digital and ph...
- ‘With US-China competition, geoeconomics is rising — it’s deployed strategically by both hegemons and smaller nations now’Geoeconomics, the strategic use of economic leverage for geopolitical goals, is a long-standing practice now resurging. Yale's Christopher ...
- ITC's Nepal plans unchanged despite unrest, says Chairman Sanjiv PuriITC Ltd. remains committed to its long-term investment plans in Nepal, despite recent unrest, with expansion in FMCG and hotels proceeding ...
- ‘India and China are creating alternative payment systems now — that could be a powerful geoeconomic challenge to the US’Matteo Maggiori explains geoeconomics as powerful nations leveraging trade and finance for influence, citing tools like export controls and...
- GST, tariffs, and market moves: Manishi Raychaudhuri decodes what investors should watch out forIndia’s GST meeting may cut tax slabs on discretionary items, potentially boosting consumption if benefits reach consumers. Global trade te...
- Unfair Trade, Unready India: Navigating a global marketIndia and Britain signed a trade agreement. Geopolitics is reshaping global trade. 'Friendshoring' and 'de-risking' are new trends. Global ...
- IT’s Q1 headcount growth likely to stay flat despite improved macroIT services companies are expected to maintain flat headcount growth in the June quarter due to cautious short-term hiring strategies, desp...
- US vs China is a clash of geoeconomic hegemons, only these two economies can effectively cajole or coerce other nations: Columbia professorGeoeconomics is the use of economic power for geopolitical aims, where powerful nations like the US and China influence global firms or gov...
- India to face 'discounted' 26% tariff from US; Trump slaps 34% on ChinaPresident Trump unveiled new tariffs on allies and adversaries, targeting unfair trade practices. India, China, the EU, and Vietnam are amo...
- US tariffs unlikely to dent steel companies as exports share lowThe 25% tariffs on US steel and aluminium imports will have a minimal impact on India's steel industry due to its low export volume to the ...
- India's exports to US may decline by $ 2-7 bn in FY26 post reciprocal tariff: Ind-RaIndia Ratings (Ind-Ra) warned that India's exports to the US could drop by USD 2-7 billion in FY26 if the US imposes reciprocal tariffs. In...
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