Page 5 - Donald Trump Tariff Hike

Explained: How will Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs impact India?

Trump Tariffs on India: India Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a great friend, but India has not been treating us right. India charges us 52%, so we will charge them half of that - 26%, Trump said

If US tariffs stay put, markets may see extended downtrend: Deepak Jasani

Trump Tariffs News: If there is no major change to this tariff regime, as has been announced, the impact on global growth and Indian growth will percolate to corporate earnings

Trump's tariff plan remains undecided ahead of announcement at Rose Garden

Amid all the speculation, the White House on Tuesday stayed silent on the details of Trump's plan, ahead of the president's formal announcement

Sensex, Nifty defy global cues, stage recovery amid US tariff concerns

Markets, analysts said, will react to the announcement of reciprocal tariffs and the initial response from global markets, which could influence sentiment

When and where to watch Trump's tariffs announcement in India: Details

White House Press Secretary confirmed that the reciprocal tariffs will be effective immediately after Trump's announcement. However, a 25 per cent tariff on auto imports will be effective from April 3

Market Today, Apr 2: Sensex, Nifty outlook ahead of Trump tariff; Gold, IPO

Stock Market Today, April 2, 2025: US President Donald Trump will announce the upcoming "reciprocal tariffs" at Rose Garden at 4:00 PM EST (1:30 AM IST)

India to significantly cut tariffs before April 2 deadline, claims Trump

India to lower tariffs ahead of US-imposed reciprocal duties on April 2, President Donald Trump claims, adding nations are now reducing unfair trade barriers against American exports

Market Today, April 1: GIFT Nifty down, Trump tariff, Gold, Auto sales, IPO

Stock Market Today, Tuesday, April 1: At 7:00 AM, GIFT Nifty futures were at 23,449, down 189 points

What happens on Trump’s tariff ‘Liberation Day’ on April 2? | Tariffs on India | Tariff war | USA

April 2 is when US President Donald Trump's tariffs kick in, and its impact is going to be quite significant. Dubbed as the ‘Liberation Day’, April 2 could mark the beginning of a trade war .

Gold climbs as new Trump tariffs on auto sector stoke trade tensions

Gold, traditionally seen as a hedge against uncertainty and inflation, has risen more than 15 per cent this year and hit an all-time peak of $3,057.21 on March 20

Trump auto tariffs will hit India but it won't be a 'tsunami': Here's why

Industry observers say the tariff impact on Indian auto sector would be minimal, though some impact could be seen on auto component industry

Trump likely to use 2019 trade probe to justify 25% auto import tariffs

Trump in February told reporters his administration could impose auto tariffs in the neighborhood of 25%, although he later agreed to exempt autos from Canadian and Mexican tariffs for 30 days

Trump could impose copper import tariffs within weeks, not months

The investigation already is looking like little more than a formality, some of the people said, with Trump having regularly said he plans to impose the tariff

Market Today: Nifty, Sensex outlook; Tariffs; ATC Energies, Shri Ahimsa IPO

Stock Market Today, March 25: All you need to know ahead of the Opening Bell today; your stock market trading guide here

Worst over but full blown 'tariff war' not priced-in by markets: Analysts

Stock Market News: Donald Trump is set to impose reciprocal tariffs on all the US' trading partners including India, on April 2, 2025

Trump calls for Fed rate cuts as tariff push, economic concerns intensify

Trump ultimately prevailed in the election and has mused in the past about seeking to exert more influence over the central bank, which traditionally maintains independence from the White House

Trump expects India to lower tariffs but keeps April 2 deadline open

US President Donald Trump expects India to lower tariffs on US goods, says same tariffs will be imposed on India from April 2 if no reduction occurs

Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's pm amid Trump's trade war threat

Former central banker Mark Carney was sworn in as Canada's new prime minister on Friday, and will now try to steer his country through a trade war brought by US President Donald Trump, a threat of annexation and an expected federal election. Carney, 59, replaces Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who announced his resignation in January but remained in power until the Liberal Party elected a new leader. Carney is widely expected to trigger a general election in the coming days or weeks. The governing Liberal Party had appeared poised for a historic election defeat this year until Trump declared economic war and threatened to annex the entire country as a 51st state. Now the party and its new leader could come out on top. Carney has said he's ready to meet with Trump if he shows respect for Canadian sovereignty? and is willing to take a common approach, a much more comprehensive approach for trade.? Trump put 25 per cent tariffs on Canada's steel and aluminum and is threatening sweeping

US factories face higher metal prices than overseas rivals due to tariffs

Trump's plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports is unlikely to arrest decades of declining market share and stagnating production

Canada has a new Prime Minister and he wants the US to show 'respect'

Mark Carney's landslide win in the Liberal leadership race paves the way for him to be sworn in as Canada's Prime Minister, replacing Justin Trudeau