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A recent report suggests that handset manufacturers, including Samsung, may consider relocating their production from China to India following a significant tariff hike imposed by former U.S. President Donald Trump. The tariff increase, which raise

India is a major exporter of matchboxes, with a production capacity of four million matchboxes per day, making up roughly one-third of the world's total.

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

*BREAKING:* President Trump warns of a 50% tariff hike on China if it doesn’t roll back its recent 34% tariff increase★★★.

"I bought Ola stocks at ₹145. Should I hold them or book the profit and sell? Could they go up to ₹300-₹400 in the next 10-12 months?"

Did we just overhype the US-China trade war? Tariffs dropped: US from 145% to 30%, China from 125% to 10%. Now both sides enter 90-day talks. Markets are green. Companies hit by China are bouncing back. Dow & NASDAQ up. Win-win? But you have to stay

🚀 India’s iPhone Exports Hit ₹1 Trillion in 10 Months of FY25! India is making big moves in global electronics manufacturing as Apple shifts production from China. Here’s why India is becoming a key player: ✅ Government Support: The Production-Lin

Trump's tariff policy is actually good for Indian economy in long run... India has already surpassed China in growth 📈 of Goods and Service export and now Apple 🍏 wants to manufacture more iPhons in India than China ... It is an God given chance.

Apple has shipped $6 billion worth of iPhones from India, as it shifts production away from China Three suppliers—Foxconn, Pegatron, and Tata Electronics—assemble iPhones in India Exports from India grew by a third in the past six months

One thing is clear, the USA does not want a tariff war, they just want their companies to have a chance to compete with local players in other countries. Otherwise, they wouldn't threaten the EU again by saying if they impose a 50% tariff, we will im