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So… tariffs are back They’re called reverse tariffs (or more technically, reciprocal tariffs) and they’re turning the trade tables in a pretty dramatic way. Economists are raising eyebrows Because trade deficits aren’t necessarily a bad thing. It’s

Trump Imposes Heavy Tariffs, China and EU Retaliate Former U.S. President Donald Trump has introduced a 104% tariff on Chinese imports and new duties on electronics, leading to retaliation from China and the European Union. Global markets responded

🇮🇳 India offers ZERO tariffs on key U.S. imports!🎯💥 — Pharmaceuticals — Steel — Auto parts A bold move to strengthen 🇮🇳–🇺🇸 trade ties!

China and the USA are now in a trade war! And The Wall Street Journal has even calls it “the dumbest trade war in history!” So It all began when President Trump imposed higher tariffs on Chinese goods. The idea was that by raising the cost of impor

Trump Has Issued Tariffs on All Major Countries. Does It Really Help the US? In Short: 1) Governments impose tariffs to reduce imports. 2) Higher import costs make foreign goods more expensive in the domestic market (here USA). 3) This encourages

President Donald Trump has announced major tariffs on pharmaceutical companies in a push to bring the industry back to the U.S. He called it a major move that will force drug makers to return to America, home of the world’s largest marketplace. Tru

India's toy industry will likely emerge as a winner through Trump Trade Tariffs. At present - majority of the world's toys are manufactured and supplied by China and Vietnam. China facing over 54% and Vietnam's 46% tariffs, Indian Toy manufacture

India's toy industry will likely emerge as a winner through Trump Trade Tariffs. At present - majority of the world's toys are manufactured and supplied by China and Vietnam. China facing over 54% and Vietnam's 46% tariffs, Indian Toy manufacture

The Truth of the Rupee’s All-Time Low & Actionable Insights (5 Minute Read) The Indian Rupee (INR) recently fell to an all-time low of 84.1950 against the U.S. Dollar (USD). This decline follows a stronger USD, driven by early U.S. presidential ele

🇺🇸 Trump’s 50% Tariffs on #Steel and #Aluminum Now in Effect 🔧 Key Changes Tariff Increase: Import tariffs on steel and aluminum (except from the U.K.) have doubled from 25% to 50%. U.K. Exempted: Due to an in-progress trade agreement, the U.K.