Indian ADRs Jump 6.75% on US-India Trade Deal
Indian ADRs surged up to 6.75% on Wall Street after US slashed tariffs on India from 50% to 18%. Sensex and Nifty expected to rally as trade tensions ease between the two nations.
Indian ADRs surged up to 6.75% on Wall Street after US slashed tariffs on India from 50% to 18%. Sensex and Nifty expected to rally as trade tensions ease between the two nations.
A new India-US trade agreement is set to enhance Indian rice exports by restoring competitiveness parity with Thailand and Pakistan, potentially boosting agricultural trade.
India and the United States have finalized a major trade agreement after nearly a year of negotiations. The deal reduces US tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18%, signaling strengthened bilateral relations and economic cooperation.
India and the United States have agreed on a landmark trade deal, with President Trump announcing reduced tariffs and PM Modi confirming the 18% rate while welcoming the pact.
Singapore-based Maersk's Managing Director Rene Piil Pedersen met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Lucknow to discuss expanding investments in the state's logistics and infrastructure sectors.
India and the US concluded a trade deal after nearly a year of negotiations, reducing reciprocal tariffs from 25% to 18%. PM Modi thanked President Trump, highlighting benefits for 1.4 billion Indians.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has welcomed the Indo-US trade deal, calling it a true victory for friendship and a significant boost for economic ties between the two nations.
The India-US trade agreement aims to accelerate semiconductor manufacturing, potentially generating over $100 billion in electronics trade and supporting a $500 billion bilateral trade vision.
The Indian rupee surged 1.2% to 90.40 against the US dollar following the finalization of the India-US trade agreement. Analysts are now assessing whether this positive momentum can sustain further appreciation.
US President Donald Trump reduces tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18% after India agrees to stop buying Russian oil. Analysis of how India's new tariff rate compares with China, Pakistan, South Korea, and other nations.
South Asia analyst Michael Kugelman highlights the India-US trade agreement as a stabilizing force in bilateral relations, potentially reviving Quad Summit plans and signaling renewed strategic alignment.
The unexpected India-US trade deal announcement came after months of stalemate over Russian oil imports. Analysis reveals EU FTA negotiations pressured the US to act first, securing tariff reductions for India.
Nagpur's Association of Industrial Development invites diplomats from 23 countries, including China's Consul General, for an international business conclave on February 7, aiming to enhance export opportunities in agriculture, engineering, and mining sect
Indian exports faced initial decline from 50% US tariffs but rebounded through market diversification to EU, UAE, and others, with new trade deals mitigating long-term impact.
US-listed shares of Indian firms surged after President Trump announced a trade deal reducing US tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18%. India agreed to halt Russian oil purchases and lower trade barriers, boosting investor optimism.
The India-US trade deal negotiations are stalled due to uncertainty surrounding a penalty levy tied to Russia, impacting bilateral economic relations and future agreements.
The US has reduced reciprocal tariffs on Indian goods from 25% to 18% in a new trade agreement, providing immediate relief to exporters. Sectors like textiles, seafood, auto ancillaries, and chemicals are expected to benefit significantly.
The recent India-US trade agreement signifies a major realignment in bilateral ties, focusing on energy cooperation, technology partnerships, and geopolitical strategy, reshaping global economic dynamics.
US Senator Lindsey Graham says India has 'earned' tariff reduction to 18% by committing to halt Russian oil imports and boost US purchases. PM Modi welcomes the deal as Trump announces agreement.
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins thanks President Trump for securing a trade deal with India that will boost American farm exports, reduce tariffs, and address the agricultural trade deficit.
Former US President Donald Trump claims a new trade agreement with India was struck at PM Modi's request, involving reduced tariffs and energy purchases, though India has only confirmed tariff reductions.
India and the US announce a trade deal reducing tariffs on Indian goods to 18%. While India confirms tariff relief, Trump's claims on Russian oil and $500B purchases remain unverified.
Nagpur's Ajni railway station will start train operations from newly built platforms by May 2025, reducing congestion at Nagpur station and enabling new train services. The redevelopment, part of a ₹289 crore project, expands platforms from three to seven
India and the US have finally reached a trade deal after months of negotiations marked by tariff wars, political tensions, and strategic concessions. The agreement sees US tariffs on India reduced to 18%.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar welcomed the India-US trade deal announcement, stating it will bolster Make in India initiatives and spur economic growth during his US visit for critical minerals talks.
Top economists, fund managers, and India Inc leaders react enthusiastically to the India-US trade deal, highlighting benefits for global supply chains, financial markets, and national interests.
Live updates on India-US trade deal negotiations, including discussions on tariff reductions, Russian oil imports, and reactions from political parties like Congress, TMC, AAP, and DMK.
The US has lowered tariffs on India to 18% from 50% under a new trade deal. India agrees to stop buying Russian oil, purchase $500 billion in US goods, and address key American demands in energy and agriculture sectors.
India's exports diversified after US tariffs, with gems, auto parts finding new markets, while cotton garments, sports goods struggled. Trade talks with Canada, Israel revived.
India-US trade deal slashes reciprocal tariffs from 50% to 18%, removing uncertainty for global investors. CEA says China+1 strategy back in play, rupee expected to bounce back strongly.