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Trump’s new executive order cutting tariffs on metals, pharma, and other goods 🔑 Key Highlights of the Order Tariff Cuts: Over 45 product categories to see reductions, including: 1. Metals: Nickel, gold, graphite (important for stainless steel

Trump’s 25% tariff on Indian imports isn’t just policy Some exporters will feel the heat, but India has room to flip this into leverage. When a major partner turns protectionist, the smart move is to pivot. India can now push for better trade terms

After the US, India will put 12% tariff on steel to limit cheap imports from China.🇮🇳🇨🇳 your thoughts ??

Trump’s new 50 percent tariff on Indian goods just went live, It is already being called T-Day in India. Exporters in textiles, steel, pharma, and IT will feel the pain first. Markets are volatile and policymakers are considering counter tariffs B

📉Last night, while you and I were sleeping, $1.5 trillion in market value was wiped out from the U.S. stock market 🔻🔻. 🍂The primary reason? Fear over Trump’s proposed tariff policies and a looming trade war with China 🇨🇳. 🍂In response to Tru

Today, I will tell you why India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are poor, with a GDP per capita of just $2,000 India: • GDP: 3,940 billion • Exports: 776 billion • Imports: 854 billion • Trade Loss: -78 billion • Main Import Item: Petroleum (170

The “Complicated” Math Behind Trump’s Tariffs? Or is it really complicated? Or is it even math? So, Donald Trump announced his tariffs to the world, armed with some very serious-looking charts. One of them had a table with three columns: - Country

📢 India's Trade Performance: Feb 2025 vs Feb 2024 🇮🇳📊 While total trade down by $4.5 billion but India achieved trade Surplus of $4.43 Billion 💵 which is huge 👏 🔹 Merchandise Trade 📉 Exports: $36.91B (-10.9% YoY from 2024) 📉 Imports: $50.96

Many people are happy about the reduction in the trade deficit, but the reality is that the reason behind India's trade deficit decreasing is that India has slightly reduced its imports of gold, silver, and crude this time.

The tariff notification by the Indian government was dated February 13 but gathered media attention only on Friday (February 14, 2025). It said the basic customs duty on bourbon will be 50%, with an additional levy of 50%, bringing the total to 100