Trump tariffs LIVE: Stock markets in Asia sink as U.S.-China continue trade war
The Hindu
Tariff news LIVE updates: Follow The Hindu’s live updates on the U.S. tariffs announced by Donald Trump and the the effects of the trade war with China on the stock markets, on April 11, 2025
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Luxury goods priced above ₹10 lakh now subject to 1% TCS, enhancing tax monitoring and financial transparency.
U.S.-India trade pact aims to boost market access, reduce tariffs, and bridge trade deficit for mutual benefits.
Gold prices saw a sharp correction on Wednesday after touching record highs a day earlier, but analysts say the yellow metal is likely to stay strong in 2025 amid global uncertainty and sustained demand from central banks.
Ather Energy sets IPO price band at ₹304-₹321, aiming to raise funds for factory and debt reduction.
World Bank lowers India's growth forecast to 6.3% amid global economic weakness and policy uncertainty, impacting South Asia's growth.
HCL Technologies stock surges 7% after posting 8.1% increase in net profit, secures deals worth $3 billion.
Trump signals lowering tariffs on China, easing market concerns, while Treasury Secretary hints at de-escalation in trade tensions.
Rupee weakens against dollar as Trump softens stance, boosting U.S. indices and dollar index, while oil prices rise.
India aims to boost manufacturing sector to 23% GDP share, focusing on 14 sunrise sectors for growth and job creation.
Gold prices hit ₹1 lakh per 10 grams for the first time due to dollar decline and geopolitical uncertainties.
Air India CEO Campbell Wilson steps down as Chairman of Air India Express, succeeded by Nipun Aggarwal.
IMF slashes China growth forecast to 4% amid trade war with US, citing mounting domestic pressures and tariffs.
IMF slashes global growth forecast due to Trump's tariffs, warns of increased risks and urges countries to negotiate.