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Earnings Season Heats Up with Major Tech and Auto Reports The third-quarter earnings season has kicked into high gear, with…
Earnings Season Heats Up with Major Tech and Auto Reports The third-quarter earnings season has kicked into high gear, with…
High-Stakes Economic Dialogue United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng are preparing for crucial face-to-face…
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The Unfolding Trade Chessboard Recent escalations in the U.S.-China trade war have thrust rare earth elements into the spotlight, revealing…
Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly rejected pressure from political allies to escalate retaliatory measures against the United States, instead…
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran issued a stark warning about the dangers of selective economic commentary during a Thursday address,…
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India’s exports to the United States have plummeted 37.5% over four consecutive months as new tariffs take effect. Trade negotiations between the two countries have resumed with the goal of concluding an agreement by next month amid ongoing disputes over agriculture and dairy access.
India’s exports to the United States have reportedly plunged 37.5% over four consecutive months, dropping from $8.8 billion in May to $5.5 billion in September, according to recent trade analysis. The decline comes as new tariff measures implemented by the Trump administration continue to weigh heavily on bilateral trade relations between the two nations.
Trade tensions between the United States and China have intensified following new export controls on batteries and rare earth elements. Both nations have exchanged threats and retaliatory measures, creating uncertainty in global markets. The situation highlights what analysts describe as “mutually assured disruption” between the world’s two largest economies.
Trade relations between the United States and China have reached a new critical point as both nations implement aggressive export control measures, according to recent reports. The tension escalated when President Donald Trump threatened retaliation against Beijing’s new restrictions on batteries and rare earth elements, crucial components in numerous high-tech industries.