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China buys more Indian rapeseed meal after tariff on Canadian imports

India, the world's third-largest rapeseed producer, has struggled to export significant amounts of rapeseed meal to China because of higher prices

Trump to sign executive orders to boost US coal industry: Report

US power demand is rising for the first time in two decades as energy-intensive data centers for artificial intelligence, electric cars, and crypto currencies increase consumption

Govt may formalise incentives for critical minerals recycling this year

India has identified the 24 minerals as strategic and critical to its efforts to meet clean energy goals and move towards net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2070

NTPC aims to build small nuclear reactors to replace old coal plants

NTPC mainly runs coal-fired plants and wants to identify ones that can be retired in the next five years, preferably replaced by SMRs

US Navy Vice Admiral Chatfield fired in expanding national security purge

The information was not immediately confirmed by the Pentagon. However, the sources told Reuters that allies had been notified that Chatfield had been removed from her job

Donald Trump orders fresh review of Nippon Steel's bid for US Steel

The White House directive sent the share price of US Steel up 12 per cent

JPMorgan CEO Dimon warns tariffs could slow US growth, fuel inflation

Jamie Dimon expressed concerns about how the tariffs would impact America's long-term economic alliances

Fuel demand jumps 9.3% in March to 10-month high of 20.91 mn metric tonnes

Diesel consumption rose nearly 10 per cent month-on-month to 8.1 million tons in March

Oil prices decline 2% as US-China trade conflict fuels recession fears

Brent futures were down $1.17, or 1.78%, to $64.41 per barrel at 1303 GMT, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were down $1.17, or 1.89%, at $60.82

Decline in yields triggers $4.5 billion debt issue from Indian companies

The sales include planned issues worth more than $2 billion on Tuesday, the end of the five-day run that will have included at least 15 companies tapping the bond market

Swap markets signal RBI could do more than just a 25-bp rate cut this week

The one-year OIS rate stands around 5.88%, its lowest level since May 2022, while the five-year rate is around 5.71%, its lowest since February 2022

After Trump, EU seeks zero tariff from India on car imports: Report

The European Commission declined to comment on specifics but shared a readout of its last round of talks with India in March

Euro rallies alongside safe havens as Trump tariffs rattle markets

The risk-sensitive Australian and New Zealand dollars, as well as the Swedish and Norwegian crowns, all tumbled against the dollar

Gold trims losses as safe-haven, central bank demand lend support

Gold dropped over 3% on Friday, after US President Donald Trump's bigger-than-expected tariff measures rippled across global markets, wiping out nearly $6 trillion in value from US stocks last week

BoJ warns of heightened uncertainty as Trump tariffs rattle markets

While the BoJ statement did not make direct mention of higher US tariffs, it warned that "some firms voiced concern over the impact on output and profits" from US trade uncertainty

'Wikipedia operator challenges Indian court order to take down content'

Last week's Delhi High Court ruling came after Indian news agency ANI sued the US platform last year

Trump tariffs could slow euro growth by up to 1%, says Greek central banker

Comments come against the backdrop of European Union countries weighing approval of a first set of targeted countermeasures on up to $28 billion of US imports in coming days

Goldman Sachs expects major Chinese fiscal easing to counter US tariffs

Goldman said in a report on Sunday that the new tariff rates announced by US President Donald Trump would lower Chinese GDP growth by at least 0.7 per cent this year

South Korea to prepare support plans ahead of US tariff enforcement

South Korea's financial regulator also asked firms and state institutions to be prepared to provide liquidity support for exporting companies and their contractors hit by tariffs

US futures, oil dive as markets hungry for rapid tariff cuts from Trump

Investors had thought the loss of trillions of dollars in wealth and the likely body blow to the economy would make Trump reconsider his plans