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Day After US' 'Buying Russian Oil' Tantrum, Government's Calm Reply
India has issued a measured reply to US' criticism of its continued Russian oil purchases, saying "In securing our energy needs, we are guided by what is on offer in the market and the prevailing global circumstance."
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No F-35 Fighter Jets Discussions With US: Centre To Lok Sabha
The Centre has told the Lok Sabha that no formal discussions have taken place with the United States regarding the purchase of F-35 fifth-generation fighter jets.
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After Trump's 'Dead Economies' Remark, Russian Official's 'Dead Hand' Warning
Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has cautioned US President Donald Trump advising him not to disregard the dangers of those he labels "dead".
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Donald Trump Snubs India, Signs Oil Deal With Pak. What Does This Mean?
After announcing a 25 per cent 'reciprocal tariff' on his "friend" India, plus a penalty for buying Russian weapons and oil, Donald Trump said Thursday the US had struck a deal with Pakistan to develop its "massive" oil reserves. What does this mean
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'Why Is Trump Troubling India?': Leaders React To US' 25% Tariff Strike
The Congress party slammed the BJP government as US President Donald Trump slapped India with 25 per cent tariffs on Wednesday. In a post on X, the Congress party wrote, "country is now bearing the cost of Narendra Modi's 'friendship'".
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From "Tariff King" To "Big Charger", Trump's Comments On Trade With India
US President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent plus tariff on India effective from August 1. While the US President described India as a "friend", he said the US has done "little business" with India because of the Asian country's high tariff.
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Opinion | Tariff Blitz: Is India Becoming Collateral Damage In Someone Else's War?
As the European Union and the United States tighten the screws on Russia, the knock-on effects land squarely on India.
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"Will Crush Your Economy": US Senator's Big "Russia" Warning For India, China
US Senator Lindsey Graham has warned that American President Donald Trump will impose steep tariffs on Moscow's trading partners --including India and China-- if they don't stop buying Russian oil amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
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"Will Certainly Have To Pay 10% If They Are In BRICS," Trump Reiterates
US President Donald Trump on Monday once again warned BRICS group of charging an additional 10% tariff on goods from these nations.
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After Trump's Tariff Threat, China Says BRICS 'Not Seeking Confrontation'
Donald Trump pressurised a further 10 percent tariff on countries aligning themselves with the emerging BRICS nations, accusing them of "anti-Americanism".
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'No, Tariffs Never Came Up...': India After Trump's Latest Ceasefire Claim
India has debunked, firmly and yet again, any link between tariffs imposed by the United States and discussions with that country over the May 10 cessation of hostilities with Pakistan.
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Apple Said to be Considering Hiking iPhone Prices
Apple is mulling raising prices of its upcoming iPhones in order to cushion higher costs stemming from the tariffs that have hampered global supply chains and forced the company to shift more production to India. Apple said earlier this month that tariffs were expected to add about $900 million (roughly Rs. 7,638 crore) in costs during the April-J...
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Opinion | China's Real Problem Is At Home
Governments are unwilling to give China's overcapacity a free pass anymore. Higher tariffs against it will stay even if this round of the US-China trade war is settled.
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IMF Cuts Global Growth Outlook Amid Trump Tariffs, Has Warning For India Too
The global economic growth is set to slow down in the coming months, largely due to the trade war sparked by US President Donald Trump's steep tariffs on virtually all trading partners, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday.
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This May Be India's First Benefit From US-China Tariff War
Air India Ltd is looking to take Boeing Co planes rejected by Chinese carriers, people familiar with the matter said, joining the ranks of Asian airlines vying to benefit from the trade war between Washington and Beijing.
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Day After US' 'Buying Russian Oil' Tantrum, Government's Calm Reply
India has issued a measured reply to US' criticism of its continued Russian oil purchases, saying "In securing our energy needs, we are guided by what is on offer in the market and the prevailing global circumstance."
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No F-35 Fighter Jets Discussions With US: Centre To Lok Sabha
The Centre has told the Lok Sabha that no formal discussions have taken place with the United States regarding the purchase of F-35 fifth-generation fighter jets.
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After Trump's 'Dead Economies' Remark, Russian Official's 'Dead Hand' Warning
Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has cautioned US President Donald Trump advising him not to disregard the dangers of those he labels "dead".
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Donald Trump Snubs India, Signs Oil Deal With Pak. What Does This Mean?
After announcing a 25 per cent 'reciprocal tariff' on his "friend" India, plus a penalty for buying Russian weapons and oil, Donald Trump said Thursday the US had struck a deal with Pakistan to develop its "massive" oil reserves. What does this mean
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'Why Is Trump Troubling India?': Leaders React To US' 25% Tariff Strike
The Congress party slammed the BJP government as US President Donald Trump slapped India with 25 per cent tariffs on Wednesday. In a post on X, the Congress party wrote, "country is now bearing the cost of Narendra Modi's 'friendship'".
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From "Tariff King" To "Big Charger", Trump's Comments On Trade With India
US President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent plus tariff on India effective from August 1. While the US President described India as a "friend", he said the US has done "little business" with India because of the Asian country's high tariff.
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Opinion | Tariff Blitz: Is India Becoming Collateral Damage In Someone Else's War?
As the European Union and the United States tighten the screws on Russia, the knock-on effects land squarely on India.
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"Will Crush Your Economy": US Senator's Big "Russia" Warning For India, China
US Senator Lindsey Graham has warned that American President Donald Trump will impose steep tariffs on Moscow's trading partners --including India and China-- if they don't stop buying Russian oil amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
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"Will Certainly Have To Pay 10% If They Are In BRICS," Trump Reiterates
US President Donald Trump on Monday once again warned BRICS group of charging an additional 10% tariff on goods from these nations.
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After Trump's Tariff Threat, China Says BRICS 'Not Seeking Confrontation'
Donald Trump pressurised a further 10 percent tariff on countries aligning themselves with the emerging BRICS nations, accusing them of "anti-Americanism".
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'No, Tariffs Never Came Up...': India After Trump's Latest Ceasefire Claim
India has debunked, firmly and yet again, any link between tariffs imposed by the United States and discussions with that country over the May 10 cessation of hostilities with Pakistan.
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Apple Said to be Considering Hiking iPhone Prices
Apple is mulling raising prices of its upcoming iPhones in order to cushion higher costs stemming from the tariffs that have hampered global supply chains and forced the company to shift more production to India. Apple said earlier this month that tariffs were expected to add about $900 million (roughly Rs. 7,638 crore) in costs during the April-J...
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Opinion | China's Real Problem Is At Home
Governments are unwilling to give China's overcapacity a free pass anymore. Higher tariffs against it will stay even if this round of the US-China trade war is settled.
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IMF Cuts Global Growth Outlook Amid Trump Tariffs, Has Warning For India Too
The global economic growth is set to slow down in the coming months, largely due to the trade war sparked by US President Donald Trump's steep tariffs on virtually all trading partners, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday.
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This May Be India's First Benefit From US-China Tariff War
Air India Ltd is looking to take Boeing Co planes rejected by Chinese carriers, people familiar with the matter said, joining the ranks of Asian airlines vying to benefit from the trade war between Washington and Beijing.
