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Updated : Apr 02, 2025

'Days of America being ripped off are over': White House warns as Donald Trump's tariff nears

Leavitt emphasized that the president’s actions are designed to boost competitiveness, reduce trade deficits, and strengthen national security. “It’s simple—if you make your product in America, you will pay no tariffs.”

Updated : Apr 02, 2025

Tariffs and the Second Liberalisation: Turning Donald Trump’s threat into India’s opportunity

In 1991, faced with a balance of payments crisis and dwindling foreign reserves, India responded not with protectionism but with liberalisation. The result: three decades of sustained growth, hundreds of millions lifted out of poverty, and an economy that is now among the largest in the world.

Updated : Apr 01, 2025

India to cut tariffs ‘substantially’, says Trump as reciprocal US duties loom April 2

The move comes as Trump prepares to impose reciprocal tariffs on imports from countries including India

Updated : Apr 01, 2025

Trump tariffs: China, Japan, South Korea to jointly respond to US’ tariffs

Trump tariffs: According to a joint statement released after the meeting that was held on Sunday, the countries are committed to promoting "regional and global trade", which is crucial given the current global trade environment.

Updated : Mar 31, 2025

Trump's reciprocal tariffs will be imposed on ‘all of the countries’, not just a small group

Donald Trump, calling April 2 when the tariffs will come into effect, ‘Liberation Day’, has already imposed tariffs on aluminium, steel and autos, along with increased tariffs on all goods from China. 

Updated : Mar 31, 2025

Trump threatens to bomb Iran if it doesn’t agree to nuclear deal; Iran ready to retaliate

Iranian media has stated that the country has placed its missiles in ready-to-launch mode within underground facilities across the country, designed to withstand airstrikes.

Updated : Mar 31, 2025

‘If I think it’s Russia’s fault…’: Trump threatens 50% tariff on Russian oil, puts pressure on Putin to end Ukraine war

The proposed tariffs, ranging from 25 per cent to 50 per cent, would impact any country purchasing Russian oil, effectively barring them from doing business in the US.

Updated : Mar 29, 2025

US reciprocal tariffs: Trump says PM Modi is 'a very smart man,' signals positive outcome from trade talks

Speaking to reporters at the White House, the former U.S. President struck a mix of admiration and critique, signaling hope for a breakthrough in ongoing trade negotiations

Updated : Mar 27, 2025

Trump tariffs: India not clubbed with China, Mexico, Canada by US, says report

Trump tariffs: An official said that the Trump administration does not club India with countries like China, Mexico and Canada.

Updated : Mar 27, 2025

Trump’s 25% auto tariffs: Japan to put ‘all options on the table for most effective response’

Trump auto tariffs: Automobiles constitute 28.3 per cent of all of Japan’s exports to the US, representing the largest category. 

Updated : Mar 27, 2025

'Tesla is NOT unscathed': CEO Elon Musk as Trump's 25% auto tariff to hit next week

Tesla's CEO emphasised that the effect will be significant, meaning it's a noticeable and important problem for the company.

Updated : Mar 27, 2025

Donald Trump announces 25% 'permanent' auto tariffs on all foreign imported cars starting April 2

The auto tariff announcement comes just ahead of Trump’s broader trade agenda, which is expected to roll out on April 2, which he has dubbed "liberation day"

Updated : Mar 26, 2025

Trump orders significant changes in US election process, mandates citizenship proof

Trump's order aims to address what Trump describes as a failure "to enforce basic and necessary election protections"

Updated : Mar 25, 2025

Trump’s softer stance on reciprocal tariffs lifts markets

“I’m embarrassed to charge them what they have charged us,” Donald Trump says indicating at a softer reciprocal tariff stance.

Updated : Mar 25, 2025

Journalist accidentally added to 'secret' chat with Trump officials- JD Vance, Mike Waltz discussing war plans on Yemen

The group included high-level officials such as Vice President JD Vance, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, and an individual identified as “S M,” possibly Trump advisor Stephen Miller

Updated : Mar 24, 2025

Trump tariffs: US President targets Venezuela oil trade with 25% tariff from April 2, citing gang infiltration 

The announcement came via Trump’s Truth Social platform, where he linked the measure to Venezuela’s alleged role in sending gang members, including those from the designated terrorist group Tren de Aragua, into the US.

Updated : Mar 22, 2025

CBP Home app: Trump-era immigration crackdown gets a tech boost. Here's all about the self-deportation tool

The app is aimed at immigrants living in the US without legal status. Columbia University student Rajani Srinivasan was among the first to use the app after her visa was revoked following allegations that she was “advocating for violence and terrorism.”

Updated : Mar 21, 2025

‘Doing us no good’: Trump signs order to eliminate US Department of Education

Donald Trump emphasised the urgency of the department's closure, stating, "We're going to shut it down and shut it down as quickly as possible."

Updated : Mar 21, 2025

US judge blocks Trump administration’s move to deport Indian student over alleged Hamas link

The Green Card-holder and postdoctoral fellow has been accused by the Department of Homeland Security of having ties with Palestinian militant group, Hamas

Updated : Mar 20, 2025

US Fed’s reality check for Trump administration over tariffs

US Fed Chair sees “Negative Sentiment”, blows apart US govt claims that ‘Trump Tariffs’ will not impact prices for American consumers.

Updated : Mar 18, 2025

‘Bound to backfire’: Chinese state media says other nations won’t idly sit by, will retaliate with high tariffs on US

“The question of whether the US economy can endure such a large-scale tariff war is not even a matter of debate. The answer is clearly no,” read the editorial.

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