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'Embrace instead of being paranoid': As US tariffs loom, Minhaz Merchant says this is biggest economic reform India needs
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Minhaz Merchant suggests that India should focus on lowering tariffs, which he views as the most significant structural economic reform needed. Reducing tariffs would compel domestic companies to enhance competitiveness without resorting to protectionism. This approach encourages embracing market dynamics and global competition instead of being overly cautious or paranoid about international trade practices, thereby strengthening India's economic position.
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NPCI to decide on UPI merchant transaction limits, says RBI Governor
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4m ago
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The Reserve Bank of India has authorized the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) to revise transaction limits for Unified Payments Interface (UPI) merchant payments, allowing more flexibility in adapting to economic needs. The NPCI will work with banks and stakeholders to recalibrate person-to-merchant (P2M) transaction limits, currently set at Rs 2 lakh. However, person-to-person (P2P) limits remain unchanged at Rs 1 lakh, as confirmed by RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra.
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India to fast-track domestic reforms amid rising US tariff pressure
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India plans to expedite domestic reforms to counter the impact of potential U.S. tariffs that could increase duties on its exports by 50%. The government is adopting a "whole of government" approach, with various departments accelerating reform measures. A deregulation commission is expected to be established to identify and remove outdated compliances. The focus is on strengthening economic stability to mitigate external risks, emphasizing that domestic reforms are a top priority regardless of trade deal outcomes.
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India Has To Make Sure It Leaps Across Technologies: Siemens AG’s Cedrik Neike | MC Exclusive
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1y ago
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Siemens AG sees India as a promising market and source of talent for its digital and AI solutions. Cedrik Neike, CEO of Siemens, emphasized the need for India to embrace the latest technologies instead of replicating past strategies to remain globally competitive. Speaking at the 'Hannover Messe 2024' trade fair, Neike suggested that India needs to leapfrog in technology adoption to secure a leading position in the world.
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India is playing its cards well, says CEA amid Trump tariff disruption
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4m ago
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Venkatramanan Anantha Nageswaran, Chief Economic Advisor to the Indian government, emphasizes India’s resilience amidst global trade turmoil, notably from US tariffs. Speaking at Startup Mahakumbh 2025 in New Delhi, he stresses India's intrinsic economic strengths, including domestic consumption and growing service exports, predicting around 6.5% growth. Despite global volatility, he advocates leveraging economic fundamentals and sees disruptions as opportunities to reevaluate traditional economic models, highlighting India's strategic economic positioning.
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German Chamber in China Says EU Tariffs Won’t Protect Automakers
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1y ago
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The German business chamber is urging the European Union (EU) to invest in becoming more competitive instead of imposing tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) from China. The EU has decided to increase levies on EVs imported from China by up to 48% due to accusations of market distortion through state subsidies. The German government is working to prevent or reduce these tariffs to avoid potential retaliation from Beijing. German companies in China have identified price pressures and overcapacity as key challenges, and believe competitiveness is crucial for survival.
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First Wall Street warning: JP Morgan says Trump’s tariffs will tip US into recession
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4m ago
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JP Morgan predicts that Trump's tariffs will lead to a US recession starting in late 2025, with GDP declines in Q3 and Q4. The tariffs include a 10% base duty on imports and additional levies on certain countries. Economic forecasts vary, with Barclays predicting a contraction and others suggesting slight growth. The tariffs have also led to significant drops in major stock indices, with equities losing $5.4 trillion in value. The unemployment rate is expected to rise, prompting the Fed to cut rates in 2026.
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Impact on India remains limited, says Axis Securities on Trump's tariffs; recommends these 15 stocks
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4m ago
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Axis Securities suggests that the impact on India is limited after Trump's tariffs on trading partners, including India. These measures may create global market volatility, affecting trade flows, supply chains, and economic growth. Indian exports might not face relative disadvantages with higher tariffs on competitors. However, some sectors could see short-term pressure on volumes, margins, and growth. Monitoring retaliatory actions and evolving trade agreements will be important in the coming months.
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AI marks end of an era for Indian IT’s 30-year business model, says HCL CEO
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The Indian IT industry's traditional business model of the last three decades needs disruption, according to HCL Technologies' CEO C Vijayakumar. At Nasscom's annual event, he stressed the critical need to embrace AI-driven automation to remain relevant, emphasizing a shift from linear scaling of revenues and workforce to more efficient models. Infosys' CEO Salil Parekh concurred, highlighting the urgency for companies to adapt from input-based to platform-driven, output-based models to ensure long-term success.
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Blackstone backs Trump's tariff move, says it will boost US manufacturing
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4m ago
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Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman supports U.S. President Trump's tariffs, predicting they will enhance American manufacturing and stimulate economic growth. While Trump's tariff policies worry investors globally, Schwarzman, speaking in Mumbai, expects positive outcomes from U.S.-India tariff negotiations after Trump and Modi's meeting. Blackstone aims to double its assets in India, focusing on infrastructure, as it continues significant investments in real estate, healthcare, and technology sectors within the country.
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Chinese sellers on Amazon to hike prices or exit US as tariffs soar, association says
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4m ago
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Chinese sellers on Amazon face challenges due to increased U.S. tariffs, announced by President Trump, escalating economic tensions. The head of China's largest e-commerce association, Wang Xin, indicates this is not just a tax issue, but a significant cost barrier, making U.S. market survival difficult. Consequently, Chinese sellers plan to hike prices or exit the market, potentially affecting small enterprises and manufacturers in China and increasing unemployment.
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