[ad_1] India has been playing nice with America’s Donald Trump administration. So too with EV-maker Tesla and the satellite services arm of SpaceX, both led by Elon Musk, who is widely seen as President Trump’s confidant, a billionaire shaking up the US by taking a chainsaw to its government under the Department of Government Efficiency….
[ad_1] Repercussions of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on China will likely be felt not just in several domestic sectors but also in key export destinations for Indian companies as Chinese firms turn to less-taxing geographies. Other than domestic sectors such as steel that will likely be affected by the US’ decision to impose 20%…
[ad_1] The American side has asked for tariff concessions on petrochemical exports to India, even as their Indian counterparts are pushing more value addition to be done in India—less imports from the US of finished goods and more of raw materials to be processed in India. Currently, India imports both raw materials—mostly crude oil—and finished…
[ad_1] MUMBAI : Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump will meet at the White House later this week to discuss trade, immigration, defence, and energy cooperation. Mint looks at the importance of the visit in thwarting India-specific tariffs and furthering the Indo-US bilateral relationship. Why PM Modi’s US visit could not have…
[ad_1] What will his declared unilateralism do to world trade? If he carries out his tariff threats—particularly vis-a-vis America’s largest trade partners Mexico, Canada and China—will we be back to the doomsday scenario of the 1930s, when world trade shrank due to tariff wars between countries ? What happens to countries like India that see…
