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Foreign influence increasing over India's fintech sector: GTRI on Meta's investment in Cred

Think tank GTRI said that the deal gives Meta a foothold in one of the country's richest repositories of consumer financial-behaviour data, covering credit cards, loans, investments, insurance, and UPI transactions. On the other hand, it said China built its digital payments ecosystem through domestic champions such as Alipay and…

The Economic Times

India Inc wary of fresh trade headwinds as US weighs additional 12.5% tariff

India Inc wary of fresh trade headwinds as US weighs additional 12.5% tariff

The United States is proposing a 12.5% tariff on Indian imports. This action stems from an investigation into forced labor import prohibitions. Indian industries express concern, viewing it as a tariff threat during ongoing trade negotiations.

The Economic Times

US economy remains strong, India must accelerate reforms and AI adoption: Ajay Srivastava

US economy remains strong, India must accelerate reforms and AI adoption: Ajay Srivastava

Market veteran Ajay Srivastava highlights the U.S. economy's robust performance, contrasting it with Indian investors' perceptions. He emphasizes the global economy's resilience despite geopolitical tensions and urges India to focus on its own economic development and embrace global diversification, particularly in AI adoption.

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Trump’s tariff comeback? The White House finds a new route after court setbacks

The US is proposing to reintroduce country-specific tariffs on India and others, shifting from emergency powers to Section 301 of the Trade Act. This move, targeting imports made with forced labor, coincides with ongoing trade talks. While the US cites unfair competition, India objects, preferring negotiation over unilateral measures, potentially…

The Economic Times

India set to bargain hard in trade talks with US, UK this week

India faces critical trade negotiations with the US and UK this week. New Delhi seeks to protect its exporters from potential tariffs and safeguard duties. Talks aim to secure better terms for Indian steel exports to the UK and avoid US trade actions. These agreements are vital for India's export…

The Economic Times

India may have found reliable trade route beyond Strait of Hormuz with Oman trade deal

India's new trade pact with Oman, effective June 1, offers strategic importance beyond trade. Oman's location outside the Strait of Hormuz ensures a reliable energy and trade gateway for India, even amidst regional conflicts. This agreement is an investment in India's long-term energy and economic security.

The Economic Times

“Reallocate, Diversify, Reposition”: Ajay Srivastava flags rising macro risks for investors

Indian markets face rising macro risks from global shocks, currency pressure, and energy prices, impacting domestic consumption and corporate earnings. Ajay Srivastava advises aggressive diversification, favoring legacy and promoter-driven companies, while suggesting caution on Indian IT and highlighting selective opportunities in the export-oriented pharma sector.

The Economic Times

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Fastener traders want govt to roll back quality control order amid rising cost, supply disruptions

Fastener traders want govt to roll back quality control order amid rising cost, supply disruptions

Fastener traders are calling for the withdrawal of a new quality control order. They state the order is increasing costs, reducing supply, and disrupting production across India. The current system creates delays and uncertainty for businesses. This impacts the availability of essential components for various industries. Traders believe the order…

The Economic Times

Trump tariff court ruling does little to end uncertainty for global business

Trump tariff court ruling does little to end uncertainty for global business

British Chambers of Commerce official says US supreme court decision ‘does little to clear the murky waters’

The Guardian - US

India accelerates free trade agreements to counter US tariffs and expand exports

India accelerates free trade agreements to counter US tariffs and expand exports

India is accelerating efforts to finalize several free trade agreements to counter U.S. import tariffs and expand export destinations

The Independent UK

How rare earth shortages are stalling India’s burgeoning EV sector

How rare earth shortages are stalling India’s burgeoning EV sector

China introduced restrictions on its rare earth exports in April, two days after Trump announced retaliatory tariffs.

How hard will Trump’s 50% tariff hit India, and what is Delhi doing about it?

How hard will Trump’s 50% tariff hit India, and what is Delhi doing about it?

Likened to a ‘trade embargo’ and an ‘earthquake’, it could cut exports from affected sectors by as much as 70%

The Guardian - UK

Behind India’s massive Russian oil imports: Asia’s richest man

Behind India’s massive Russian oil imports: Asia’s richest man

Reliance’s Russian crude imports have soared from 3 percent before the war in Ukraine to 50 percent now.

Trump cranks up India tariffs to 50% in an attempt to pressure Russia

Trump cranks up India tariffs to 50% in an attempt to pressure Russia

Brazil and India now face the world’s steepest blanket tariff at 50%, with India targeted for Russian oil purchases undermining US sanctions.

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‘Nail in a coffin’: Trump’s steel, aluminum tariffs bleed Indian foundries

The small ancillary units that depend on steel and aluminium exporters for their income are especially hard hit.

International Business Times

India Exporters Cautiously Optimistic As US Tariff Deadline Looms

Indian exporters are anxiously eyeing the possible reintroduction of Donald Trump's punishing tariffs next week, though many hold out hope for a last-minute reprieve.

The $10bn India-Pakistan trade secret hidden by official data

Informal trade between India and Pakistan is much higher than official figures say – but can it survive new hostilities?

International Business Times

India And Pakistan's Kashmir Fallout Hits Economy Too

Rapidly deteriorating relations between India and Pakistan over a deadly shooting in Kashmir are starting to have small but prickly economic consequences for both nations.

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Indian exports, small businesses hit by Bangladesh unrest

Bilateral trade relations between India and Bangladesh have been drastically affected due to the current violence.

China's share in India's industrial goods imports jump to 30% from 21% in last 15 years: GTRI

Growing Indian dependence on Chinese industrial goods raises concerns about trade deficit and national security implications, report finds.

German GDP forecast downgraded but demand for IT professionals stays high

German economy struggles, impacting IT workers from India, while trade remains stable amidst internal strife and strikes.

India asks U.S. to permit domestic labs for fruit irradiation to cut trade cost

India has asked the U.S. to allow domestic labs also for irradiation of certain fruits like mangoes with a view to helping exporters cut additional trade costs.

Government considering several measures to help revive special economic zones

“The government is considering several measures such as a flexible framework for sale of products manufactured in special economic zones (SEZs) in the domestic market, easy de-notification norms, and streamlining approval processes for units,” an official said.

Tough task ahead to make WTO's dispute settlement system fully functional: Experts

The dispute settlement mechanism of WTO has been derailed due to a non-functional appellate body since December 2019.

Withdrawal of duty benefit scheme by U.K. may impact labour-intensive goods’ exporters

The U.K.’s decision to withdraw duty benefit scheme Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) may impact Indian exporters from leather and textile sectors as they were the major beneficiaries, according to experts and traders.

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