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Weaker Indian rupee against dollar boosts exports by 18% in one year: Here is what we know so far

India’s trade deficit also swelled from $22.56 billion in 2025 to $28.21 billion in May 2026.  While goods exports increased by 18% to $45.2 billion from $38.3 billion in May 2025, imports also surged by 20.62% to $73.41 billion.

Centre grants full customs duty exemption on critical petrochemical products in view of the West Asia conflict to keep prices stable

In a targeted measure to ease supply-chain pressures, the Indian Government has announced a full exemption from customs duties on a wide range of...

‘American consumers paying nearly all of the price’: Study finds the real casualties of US President Donald Trump’s tariff war

The report is titled, "America's own goal: Americans are largely responsible for funding Trump's tariffs."

Donald Trump claims India will be paying a tariff of 25%, but that is not how tariffs work: Read who will actually pay it...

Donald Trump claimed India would be paying a 25% tariff on exports to the US, but that's misleading. In reality, US importers pay the tariff, often passing the cost to consumers through higher prices

Pakistani exporters set to lose business worth half a billion dollars, Modi govt’s ban on both direct and indirect trade to hit Pakistan hard

The recent decision to ban imports will intensify the economic retaliation against the hostile neighbouring country. The decisive move covers both direct shipments and goods routed through other countries.

China hikes tariffs on imports from US to 125% after American levy on Chinese goods reached 145%

China on Friday hit back at the latest US tariffs by imposing 125 per cent tariffs on imports of all US goods

Amid tumbling financial markets and retaliatory tariffs by affected countries, Trump delays tariffs on Canada and Mexico

The US President signed an executive order to delay 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods covered under the North American Trade Agreement dismissing any links to market turbulence.

China, Canada retaliate to US tariffs by announcing counter-tariffs on US goods, Mexico prepares a backup plan

Billionaire investor Warren Buffet has described Trump's tariffs as ' an act of war'. "Tariffs are actually-we've had a lot of experience with them-they're an act of war, to some degree," said Buffet. He said that tariffs are ultimately paid by consumers who purchase taxed goods. "The Tooth Fairy doesn't pay'em, " he added.

Walmart’s strategic pivot: Embracing India for a diversified supply chain and cost-efficient procurements while cutting imports from China

Walmart steadily increasing its reliance on India for imports to the US while cutting procurements from China

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