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Trump's $5 Million Gold Card To Be "Incredibly Successful" In India: Top US Official
The top US official said it is a wonderful opportunity for people to be part of two economies and people will be able to come to the US.
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"Going To Have Great Relationship Together": Top Trump Aide On India Ties
The core population of India has drive and ambition and that's why its economy will always continue to thrive, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has said
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'Allies Like China No Longer Expect Us To Come With Begging Bowl': Pak PM
Pakistan PM talked about "improved ties" between Islamabad and its allies like China, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey and said they (allies) don't expect Pakistan to go with a "begging bowl" to them.
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"Headwinds Could Flip Into Tailwinds": What India Said About US Trade Deal
As trade talks between India and the United States are at an advanced stage, a monthly report by India's finance ministry has said that a successful deal will give a significant boost to exports, while also widening US market access for Indian goods.
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Is Donald Trump Doing The World A Favour By Isolating The United States?
United States President Donald Trumps tariffs against most of the world tanked stock markets, disrupted the U.S. bond market and destabilized the global economy.
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NDTV Explains: India And The US' Awkward 'AAA' Ratings Cut, Debt Story
Moody's has joined Fitch and S&P in cutting the US' credit rating, dropping the world's largest economy from a perfect 'AAA' to one notch below. Why? Because of a ballooning federal deficit and debt-to-GDP ratio that threatens an almost unthinkable d
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India Well-Positioned To Deal With Negative Effects Of US Tariffs: Moody's
India is well-positioned to deal with the negative effects of US tariffs and global trade disruptions as domestic growth drivers and low dependence on exports anchor the economy, Moody's Ratings said on Wednesday.
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Trump's Approval Rating Drops To 42%, Economic Concerns Weigh: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating ticked slightly lower this week to 42%, matching the lowest level of his new term as Americans kept a dour view of his handling of the US economy, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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Trump's Massive Tariffs Haven't Done Much Economic Damage Yet
Trump has plastered 10% taxes on imports from almost every country on earth. He's also imposed 25% duties on cars, aluminum, steel, and many imports from Canada and Mexico.
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China's BeiDou, A GPS Rival, Powers Over 1 Trillion Daily Location Checks
China's BeiDou satellite system is now powering billions of location checks daily and backing a growing chunk of the country's tech-driven economy, new data shows.
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Tehran Says No Objection To US Companies Operating In Iran
Araghchi said US firms could enter key sectors of Iran's economy, including its oil and gas industry, but emphasised that if an agreement is reached, the ball be in Washington's court to allow US firms to operate in Iran.
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Donald Trump's Big "No Tariffs" Claim, And A Sharp Response By S Jaishankar
A day before trade minister Piyush Goyal and a delegation of top negotiators are to arrive in Washington for talks on the proposed India-US trade deal, Donald Trump has let the cat out of the bag by making a huge claim.
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China, US Slash Sweeping Tariffs On Each Other, But Is The Trade War Over?
After days of high-level negotiations, the trade standoff between the United States and China temporarily paused on Wednesday, with two of the world's largest economies slashing sweeping tariffs on each others' goods for 90 days.
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How Trump Offended Women With 'Baby Bonus' For A 'Baby Boom' Policy
Raising a child in the US is incredibly expensive. A middle-class family with dual incomes can expect to spend between $285,000 and $311,000 raising a child, not including college tuition.
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US, China Reach Deal To Slash Reciprocal Tariffs By 115%
The US and China will temporarily lower tariffs on each other's products, according to a joint statement released in Geneva, in a move to cool trade tensions and give the world's two largest economies three more months to resolve their differences.
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Trump's $5 Million Gold Card To Be "Incredibly Successful" In India: Top US Official
The top US official said it is a wonderful opportunity for people to be part of two economies and people will be able to come to the US.
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"Going To Have Great Relationship Together": Top Trump Aide On India Ties
The core population of India has drive and ambition and that's why its economy will always continue to thrive, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has said
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'Allies Like China No Longer Expect Us To Come With Begging Bowl': Pak PM
Pakistan PM talked about "improved ties" between Islamabad and its allies like China, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey and said they (allies) don't expect Pakistan to go with a "begging bowl" to them.
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"Headwinds Could Flip Into Tailwinds": What India Said About US Trade Deal
As trade talks between India and the United States are at an advanced stage, a monthly report by India's finance ministry has said that a successful deal will give a significant boost to exports, while also widening US market access for Indian goods.
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Is Donald Trump Doing The World A Favour By Isolating The United States?
United States President Donald Trumps tariffs against most of the world tanked stock markets, disrupted the U.S. bond market and destabilized the global economy.
-
NDTV Explains: India And The US' Awkward 'AAA' Ratings Cut, Debt Story
Moody's has joined Fitch and S&P in cutting the US' credit rating, dropping the world's largest economy from a perfect 'AAA' to one notch below. Why? Because of a ballooning federal deficit and debt-to-GDP ratio that threatens an almost unthinkable d
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India Well-Positioned To Deal With Negative Effects Of US Tariffs: Moody's
India is well-positioned to deal with the negative effects of US tariffs and global trade disruptions as domestic growth drivers and low dependence on exports anchor the economy, Moody's Ratings said on Wednesday.
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Trump's Approval Rating Drops To 42%, Economic Concerns Weigh: Poll
President Donald Trump's approval rating ticked slightly lower this week to 42%, matching the lowest level of his new term as Americans kept a dour view of his handling of the US economy, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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Trump's Massive Tariffs Haven't Done Much Economic Damage Yet
Trump has plastered 10% taxes on imports from almost every country on earth. He's also imposed 25% duties on cars, aluminum, steel, and many imports from Canada and Mexico.
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China's BeiDou, A GPS Rival, Powers Over 1 Trillion Daily Location Checks
China's BeiDou satellite system is now powering billions of location checks daily and backing a growing chunk of the country's tech-driven economy, new data shows.
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Tehran Says No Objection To US Companies Operating In Iran
Araghchi said US firms could enter key sectors of Iran's economy, including its oil and gas industry, but emphasised that if an agreement is reached, the ball be in Washington's court to allow US firms to operate in Iran.
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Donald Trump's Big "No Tariffs" Claim, And A Sharp Response By S Jaishankar
A day before trade minister Piyush Goyal and a delegation of top negotiators are to arrive in Washington for talks on the proposed India-US trade deal, Donald Trump has let the cat out of the bag by making a huge claim.
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China, US Slash Sweeping Tariffs On Each Other, But Is The Trade War Over?
After days of high-level negotiations, the trade standoff between the United States and China temporarily paused on Wednesday, with two of the world's largest economies slashing sweeping tariffs on each others' goods for 90 days.
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How Trump Offended Women With 'Baby Bonus' For A 'Baby Boom' Policy
Raising a child in the US is incredibly expensive. A middle-class family with dual incomes can expect to spend between $285,000 and $311,000 raising a child, not including college tuition.
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US, China Reach Deal To Slash Reciprocal Tariffs By 115%
The US and China will temporarily lower tariffs on each other's products, according to a joint statement released in Geneva, in a move to cool trade tensions and give the world's two largest economies three more months to resolve their differences.
