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Donald Ducks: Can India use the 90-day tariff pause to bring in new measures to boost manufacturing and trade?

US President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs herald a new global trade war. India is hopeful that a bilateral trade pact could offset some of the pain. But does the 90-day pause give India time to work on new measures to boost manufacturing and trade?
Donald Ducks: Can India use the 90-day tariff pause to bring in new measures to boost manufacturing and trade?
As a new era of protectionism unfolds under US President Donald Trump’s dramatic tariff offensive, India finds itself at a strategic inflection point. With a 90-day pause on 'reciprocal' tariffs and global supply chains in flux, the pressure is mounting on New Delhi to act swiftly. The latest issue also dives deep into how India can transform crisis into opportunity—by advancing bilateral trade negotiations with the US, fast-tracking FTAs with key global partners, and confronting domestic reform bottlenecks head-on. Can India scale manufacturing fast enough to fill the vacuum left by China? Will internal red tape derail our external ambitions? What can be done now to ensure India is not just a spectator in the new world trade order but a front-runner? All this and more in the latest issue of Business Today Magazine. Out on stands now!
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The four-year SIP boom is slowing down. In February 2025, SIP discontinuations surpassed new registrations, raising concerns over investor confidence as market volatility rises. With mid-cap and small-cap funds losing steam and SIP AUM dropping by 6%, new investors are pulling back, while seasoned investors remain steadfast. Some experts predict years of muted returns, while others see a quicker recovery. With RBI’s rate cuts expected to take effect and macroeconomic factors evolving, will SIPs continue to be the retail investor’s preferred wealth-building tool? Or are we witnessing a deeper shift in investor behavior? Find out in the Mutual Funds Special issue of Business Today Magazine—Out on stands now!
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This special issue of Business Today Magazine spotlights resilience and leadership of India Inc. titans and policymakers in an evolving global landscape. With economic uncertainties and shifting market dynamics, Indian businesses are navigating new opportunities and disruptions. It is against this background that we bring you this year’s BT India’s Best CEOs list, a line-up of India’s sharpest and most effective business leaders. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman, Aditya Birla Group, has been recognised as the 'Business Icon of the Year'. Under his visionary leadership, the storied conglomerate has expanded across industries, strengthening legacy businesses while making bold forays into emerging sectors like paints and retail. The jury, led by banking industry doyen Deepak Parekh, also recognized other visionary leaders shaping India’s economic future. Explore insights on business transformation, leadership strategies, and India’s growth story in the special issue of BT Magazine. Out now!
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Clearly, a new India Inc. is emerging at a pace that is quite unprecedented.
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The Indian rupee has sharply depreciated against the US dollar, driven by a stronger dollar and Donald Trump’s trade policies. The government and RBI are closely monitoring the situation, intervening to prevent excessive volatility. However, experts warn the rupee could weaken further, possibly reaching Rs 90 per USD. While policymakers insist India’s economic fundamentals remain strong, the opposition questions the handling of the depreciation. What is the immediate impact? A weaker rupee increases import costs, fueling inflation and making fuel, electronics, and foreign education more expensive. Businesses with foreign loans face higher repayment costs, and foreign investors may hesitate, impacting stock markets. India’s trade deficit could widen, putting pressure on forex reserves. While some expect stabilization, the rupee’s long-term trajectory depends on global economic trends and India’s financial policies. Also gain insights on the state of the economy and more from the exclusive interview with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. This and more in Business Today Magazine's latest issue- On Stands Now!
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