In a post-market hours press briefing today evening, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman withdrew the enhanced surcharge on long and short-term capital gains
Govt to infuse upfront Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks to enable release of Rs 5 trillion liquidity in the market
India has the manpower, but skill levels fall short and government rules are relatively restrictive
The Fed released minutes of its July meeting later on Wednesday, which will provide an insight into its deliberations when cutting interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis
On Tuesday, Trump responded to complaints about the impact on the United States by telling reporters "somebody had to take China on."
The president indicated that he had no choice but to impose the tariffs that have been a drag on US manufacturers, financial markets and, by some measures, American consumers
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Trump added that the Chinese economy was suffering due to the trade war, which placed the US in a good negotiating position
Rising labour costs and tighter regulations in China had already led companies to consider moving their business elsewhere in Asia, but the trade war may force their hand
The original ban was announced earlier this year by US authorities who claim it provides a backdoor for Chinese intelligence services
In addition to his comments on Apple, Trump said on Twitter earlier in the day that his administration was 'doing very well with China'
Moreover, the number of IT and BPO companies that plan to make additional investments in China in 2019, has increased over the previous year
Modems and routers made in China were part of a $200 billion list of products hit with tariffs
Trump claimed that millions of jobs have been lost and thousands of companies are shutting down in China.
Trump announced the new tariffs this month, after which China halted purchases of agricultural goods and allowed the yuan to weaken
Total industrial production fell 0.2 per cent, erasing the gain in June, and defying analysts who had expected a slight uptick
President Donald Trump has said he plans to impose 10 per cent duties on an additional $300 billion of Chinese imports
n the first half of this year, Commerce Ministry data show, Beijing signed about $64 billion in new, mostly construction contracts, a jump of 33% from 2018
The move sent stocks sharply higher and drew cautious relief from retailers and technology groups
In India, a sharp fall in the equity market amid a slowing economy, subdued corporate earnings and an overall risk-averse sentiment have seen investors flock to the yellow metal