"It is a reality that the tariffs that have been imposed (by the US on India) are a unilateral action... PM Narendra Modi is capable of taking whatever necessary steps are required. I have personally experienced that PM Modi will never compromise with national interest..." he said.
Countries should respond collectively to the latest tariffs imposed by the United States administration rather than pursuing separate bilateral deals, according to investment strategist Chris Wood.
Foreign Affairs Expert Robinder Sachdev said PM Modi's call with President Putin comes at a crucial time, signaling a new world order. He highlighted India's independent foreign policy and its strategic partnership with Russia amid US tariffs and the Ukraine conflict deadline.
Kochi (Kerala) [India], August 8: Kings Infra Ventures Ltd. announces a significant surge in orders from China, South-East Asia, and Europe, driven by changing dynamics in global seafood markets. The recent imposition of additional tariffs on Indian seafood exports to the US has redirected b
Shashi Tharoor said, "What is happening is concerning. A country with which we had close relations, and we were working as strategic partners. If that country has changed its behaviour, then India will have to think about many things...Perhaps in the coming 2-3 weeks, we can hold talks an
Globally, gold prices edged up marginally 0.3 per cent in July at USD 3,299, when a stronger US dollar contributed to positive returns in all major currencies, according to World Gold Council.
"I don't buy this for a minute that tariffs have been imposed on us because we trade with Russia. There is a far more sinister reason for this, and I believe that the Pakistan Army, through its commercial corporations, has a very strong commercial relationship, perhaps with the Trump admi
India's strong domestic demand and the robust performance of its services sector will help cushion the economic impact of steep new US tariffs imposed as a penalty for continued imports of Russian crude oil, according to a report by Moody's Ratings.
If the recently announced US tariffs on Indian goods persist for a longer period, the impact on India's economic growth could be between 0.4 per cent and 0.8 per cent, Morgan Stanley has said in a report.
Indian leather exporters are facing serious challenges after the United States imposed steep tariffs on Indian goods, hitting an industry that depends on exports for 80 per cent of its business.
On being asked whether China and other BRICS nations are trying to take the lead in organising a push against US trade measures, the US State Department said the dialogue with India "will continue".