Page 77 - Latest Updates on Trump tariffs

Indian Rupee opens at 85.87/$; Gains 17 paise on hopes of tariff relief

The domestic currency strengthened 17 paise to open at 85.87 against the greenback after closing at 86.05 on Friday

Asia shares rise on auto gains, bonds hold steady on some tariff reprieve

Trump said on Monday he was considering a modification to the 25 per cent tariffs imposed on foreign auto and auto parts imports from Mexico, Canada and other places

US small businesses challenge Trump's tariff rationale, cite constitution

The Liberty Justice Center filed the suit for five small companies, including a New York wine distributor, Vermont women's cycling brand, and a Virginia producer of educational kits and instruments

Trading guide, April 15: Global mkts, India's WPI, CPI for Mar, Q4 results

Trump said on Sunday that he would be announcing the tariff rate on imported semiconductors over the next week

US shares rise as tariffs on smartphones, computers exempted; dollar dips

On the face of it, the exemption of 20 product types accounting for 23 per cent of US imports from China was a boon to manufacturers

Industry bodies seek immediate safeguards against influx of Chinese goods

Chinese imports of medical devices, viscose staple yarn, and gloves surge; industry seeks urgent anti-dumping measures

As shipments resume, US buyers want Indian sellers to split tariff cost

Exporters say production and shipping products in three months remain a challenge for tailor-made products

Big Tech leads global stocks rally after Trump reciprocal tariff pause

The S&P 500 Index climbed 1.5 per cent as of 9.33 am in New York, while the technology-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index jumped 1.9 per cent

India is the powerhouse helping businesses around the world: Freelancer CEO

We're actually huge in India, it is the number one demographic for us, says Barrie

Goods exempted under notifications can be brought into bonded warehouses

RBI itself allows initial period of 9 months to realise export proceeds

Birkin bag for $1,400, Lululemon for $6: China's clapback at Trump tariffs

Chinese suppliers and manufacturers have taken to platforms like X and TikTok to showcase their craftsmanship and offer direct-to-consumer sales at a fraction of retail prices

Investors lose ₹11.3 trn as Sensex drops 2% after US tariff announcement

Investors' wealth eroded by Rs 11.30 lakh crore since early this month, where the BSE benchmark Sensex tumbled nearly 2 per cent, as stock markets experienced turbulence in recent times initially due to US President Donald Trump unveiling a massive tariff plan, followed by growing concerns of a tit-for-tat trade war between China and the US. Since April 2, the BSE benchmark gauge has slumped 1,460.18 points or 1.90 per cent. Tracking uncertainty in equities, the market capitalisation of BSE-listed firms tumbled by Rs 11,30,627.09 crore to Rs 4,01,67,468.51 crore (USD 4.66 trillion) during this period. Benchmark indices jumped nearly 2 per cent on Friday as investors rejoiced at the 90-day suspension of additional import duties by the US. Markets remained closed on two occasions, on April 10 for Shri Mahavir Jayanti and April 14 due to Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti. Trump unveiled a massive tariff plan in the first week of April. The White House later announced a 90-day pause on .

Japan presses US for swift tariff talks amid rising business losses

The talks come as Japan continues to push for exemptions from US tariffs, including a 25 per cent duty on global auto imports that began in early April

Trump tariffs to impact millions of Chinese workers in a blow to economy

Trump's 145% tariffs on China's goods are threatening to obliterate its access to the world's biggest economy, with Goldman Sachs estimating that up to 20 mn people may be exposed to US-bound exports

South Korea sees Trump starting tariff talks with Seoul, Japan and India

Acting President Han Duck-soo said he expected there to be a video meeting between the US and South Korean officials on the proposed Alaska LNG project soon, Yonhap News Agency reported

India preparing to ship 40,000 tonnes of shrimp to US after tariff pause

India's seafood exporters are preparing to ship 35,000-40,000 tonnes of shrimp to the United States with orders remaining stable after US President Donald Trump paused a planned 26 per cent reciprocal tariff, reducing the duty to 10 per cent, industry officials said on Monday. "There is a lot of relief now as we are at par with other exporters to the US. Now the shipments that were held back will be processed," Seafood Exporters Association of India Secretary General K N Raghavan told PTI. About 2,000 containers of shrimp that had been delayed are now being readied for export following Trump's April 9 decision to pause the higher tariffs just one week after announcing them on April 2, he said. The temporary reprieve maintains a 10 per cent blanket tariff on all countries except China, which faces a 145 per cent duty. Currently, Indian shrimp exports to the US face an effective customs duty of 17.7 per cent, including 5.7 per cent in countervailing duties and 1.8 per cent in ...

Oil is cheap but still not a bargain as risks loom over market outlook

Oil has dropped 20% to a four-year low since Trump took office-but that still doesn't make it a bargain

China's exports jump 12.4%, imports fall as Trump pushes US tariffs higher

US President Donald Trump has ratcheted up tariffs on Chinese goods to hefty levels that many economists say will profoundly impact global trade flows and business investment

No country 'off the hook': Trump says tariff exemptions will be short lived

This statement came after the US Customs and Border Protection said smartphones, laptops, and other electronics from China would not be included in the recent 145 per cent reciprocal tariffs

Xi Jinping calls for stronger China-Vietnam industrial ties amid trade war

Chinese President Xi Jinping has embarked on his first international trip to meet with leaders in Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia amid US trade war