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Trump Says Will Impose 25% Tariffs On All Steel, Aluminum Imports
In yet another major escalation of his trade policy overhaul, US President Donald Trump announced that on Monday the United States will impose 25 per cent tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports, which would come on top of additional metal duties.
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Biden's Shaky Debate Has Overseas Allies Bracing For Trump Return: Report
While the first US presidential debate of the 2024 race dwelled little on foreign policy, a shaky performance by President Joe Biden will have America's allies steeling for the return of Donald Trump, analysts say.
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Surge In Migrant Crossings At US-Mexico Border Sparks Political Dispute
Propped up against the rusty steel slats of the border wall, migrant families who hours before crossed the U.S.-Mexico border rest under tarps and tents and await Border Patrol officers.
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Mahindra Is Making Deeper Inroads Into The ELV Business
Last year Mahindra had collaborated with Metal Scrap Trade Corporation Limited (MSTC) to explore a new business opportunity. The Indian UV maker had set up a vehicle recycling centre in Noida- CERO, to dismantle end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) or vehicles which are 15 years or older. Interestingly, Mahindra has sighted strong potential in the business ...
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Harley Moving Work Overseas To Escape EU Tariffs; Trump Says "Surprised"
Harley-Davidson, a motorcycle maker that President Donald Trump praised last year for "building things in America," said Monday that it was shifting some production out of the United States to escape European tariffs that had been imposed in retaliation for the president's tariffs on steel and aluminum.
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Trade Tensions With US Testing Resolve Of Chinese Consumers
Since entering office, U.S. President Donald Trump has taken a hard line on trade. Last month, the world's biggest economy said it would impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from most trading partners, including China
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US Gets Hit By China With The Global Trade Rules It Rewrote
The Chinese government designed its first concrete response to President Donald Trump's recent wave of protectionist policies to inflict noticeable political and economic pain upon the United States while remaining within the bounds of global trade rules.
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Germany Warns US Against Trying To Divide EU On Trade
Top German government officials on Sunday issued strong warnings to the United States about the dangers of pursuing protectionist policies but said they would continue efforts to avert planned US steel and aluminium tariffs.
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Refractory Industry Seeks Policy Push In Budget
Currently poised at around Rs 6,500 crore annually, the Indian refractory industry is important not in turnover but its critical function to support the steel and cement industries.
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Bullet Train Plans Thwart "Make In India", Japan Firms To Benefit: Report
Japanese steel and engineering companies are in the driver's seat to bag major supply contracts for a $17 billion Indian bullet train, several sources said, undermining a key component of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policy -- a push to 'Make in India'
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Look At 'China First' Policy - From Maritime Silk Route To One Belt One Road
As China's economic growth slows down to 6.5% for this financial year, and its domestic demand slumps - it is pushing hard to expand its industry and investment beyond its boundaries, especially in steel, concrete, housing and infrastructure sectors. The country is also trying to change the pivot to a "China First" policy of economic relations with...
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Coal scandal: Raids, FIRs and growing controversy around a Congress MP
The CBI has filed First Information Reports or FIRs against five private firms who were allocated coal blocks in Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. Two firms whose offices were raided are linked to Congress MP Vijay Darda, which makes it harder for his party to refute charges of a coal policy riddled with crony capitalism. Sources say Mr Dardam who has be...
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Coal scandal: Prime Minister's Office wants action against defaulters?
With the government being accused of a defective coal policy that may have cost the country thousands of crores, a range of companies who were given coal blocks for steel or power plants are being investigated. A report by the state auditor has faulted how 142 coal fields were allotted, alleging a lack of transparency that gifted windfall benefits ...
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Trump Says Will Impose 25% Tariffs On All Steel, Aluminum Imports
In yet another major escalation of his trade policy overhaul, US President Donald Trump announced that on Monday the United States will impose 25 per cent tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports, which would come on top of additional metal duties.
-
Biden's Shaky Debate Has Overseas Allies Bracing For Trump Return: Report
While the first US presidential debate of the 2024 race dwelled little on foreign policy, a shaky performance by President Joe Biden will have America's allies steeling for the return of Donald Trump, analysts say.
-
Surge In Migrant Crossings At US-Mexico Border Sparks Political Dispute
Propped up against the rusty steel slats of the border wall, migrant families who hours before crossed the U.S.-Mexico border rest under tarps and tents and await Border Patrol officers.
-
Mahindra Is Making Deeper Inroads Into The ELV Business
Last year Mahindra had collaborated with Metal Scrap Trade Corporation Limited (MSTC) to explore a new business opportunity. The Indian UV maker had set up a vehicle recycling centre in Noida- CERO, to dismantle end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) or vehicles which are 15 years or older. Interestingly, Mahindra has sighted strong potential in the business ...
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Harley Moving Work Overseas To Escape EU Tariffs; Trump Says "Surprised"
Harley-Davidson, a motorcycle maker that President Donald Trump praised last year for "building things in America," said Monday that it was shifting some production out of the United States to escape European tariffs that had been imposed in retaliation for the president's tariffs on steel and aluminum.
-
Trade Tensions With US Testing Resolve Of Chinese Consumers
Since entering office, U.S. President Donald Trump has taken a hard line on trade. Last month, the world's biggest economy said it would impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from most trading partners, including China
-
US Gets Hit By China With The Global Trade Rules It Rewrote
The Chinese government designed its first concrete response to President Donald Trump's recent wave of protectionist policies to inflict noticeable political and economic pain upon the United States while remaining within the bounds of global trade rules.
-
Germany Warns US Against Trying To Divide EU On Trade
Top German government officials on Sunday issued strong warnings to the United States about the dangers of pursuing protectionist policies but said they would continue efforts to avert planned US steel and aluminium tariffs.
-
Refractory Industry Seeks Policy Push In Budget
Currently poised at around Rs 6,500 crore annually, the Indian refractory industry is important not in turnover but its critical function to support the steel and cement industries.
-
Bullet Train Plans Thwart "Make In India", Japan Firms To Benefit: Report
Japanese steel and engineering companies are in the driver's seat to bag major supply contracts for a $17 billion Indian bullet train, several sources said, undermining a key component of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic policy -- a push to 'Make in India'
-
Look At 'China First' Policy - From Maritime Silk Route To One Belt One Road
As China's economic growth slows down to 6.5% for this financial year, and its domestic demand slumps - it is pushing hard to expand its industry and investment beyond its boundaries, especially in steel, concrete, housing and infrastructure sectors. The country is also trying to change the pivot to a "China First" policy of economic relations with...
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Coal scandal: Raids, FIRs and growing controversy around a Congress MP
The CBI has filed First Information Reports or FIRs against five private firms who were allocated coal blocks in Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. Two firms whose offices were raided are linked to Congress MP Vijay Darda, which makes it harder for his party to refute charges of a coal policy riddled with crony capitalism. Sources say Mr Dardam who has be...
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Coal scandal: Prime Minister's Office wants action against defaulters?
With the government being accused of a defective coal policy that may have cost the country thousands of crores, a range of companies who were given coal blocks for steel or power plants are being investigated. A report by the state auditor has faulted how 142 coal fields were allotted, alleging a lack of transparency that gifted windfall benefits ...
