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The US average tariff rate has surged to 20.1%, marking its highest sustained level since the 1910s, driven by President Trump's pursuit of "reciprocal" trade. This increase, particularly targeting Chinese goods, reverses decades of trade liberalization. Trump defends the tariffs, citing positive impacts on the stock market and national revenue, while warning against judicial reversals that could trigger economic collapse.
A Supreme Court order that has set guidelines for the recovery of regulatory assets; RInfra said its subsidiaries will “recover regulatory assets over a period of 4 years starting from April 1, 2024
However, the terminal date for registered e-2W (electric two-wheeler), registered e-rickshaws & e-cart and registered e-3W (L5) shall be 31st March 2026
Global merchandise trade is projected to grow by 0.9% in 2025, spurred by a surge in US imports anticipating tariff hikes, the WTO reports. However, the organization cautions that these higher duties will significantly impact trade in 2 ...more
Air India partners with Singapore Airlines to enhance aircraft reliability. The airline will retrofit its wide-body and narrow-body fleets. The first upgraded Boeing 787-8 is expected by December. All legacy 787-8s will be retrofitted b ...more
If India has to stop oil imports from Russia its fuel bill might rise by $9 billion in FY26 and $11.7 billion in FY27: SBI Research
Axis Max Life Insurance maintains a 65-70% counter share within Axis Bank, while strengthening Tier-3, -4 markets, says its Senior Director
Raghuram Devarakonda appointed Managing Director and CEO of NACL Industries
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