Trump’s tariff war: Who’s fighting back, who’s not? What about India?
US President Donald Trump has imposed sweeping tariffs, including a 25 per cent levy on steel and aluminium imports and a 25 per cent tariff on goods from Mexico and Canada, with limited exemptions. China has retaliated with levies of up to 15 per cent on US agricultural products and energy exports.
Goyal met key officials of the Donald Trump-led administration in Washington last week, including Greer, and his counterpart ...
The White House criticized tariffs imposed on US products by India and Canada, highlighting significant tariffs on American ...
India needs to buy more defence products and lower its tariffs on U.S. products for the two countries to be able to sign a ...
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, while lamenting the tariffs imposed by various nations on the United States, ...
The commerce ministry assured exporters in sectors like leather and textiles of protecting their interests amidst potential ...
President Trump has upended global markets by imposing tariffs on imports from several of America's top trading partners.
India's benchmark indexes eked out gains in early trades on Monday, helped by financial services and metal stocks, even as ...
India has among the world's most protected auto markets, with steep tariffs the U.S. wants to see dropped as it plans ...
Apple has boosted India's manufacturing sector after the tech giant shifted some assembly there. But Trump's tariffs might ...
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