Trump Tariffs Could Cut World Trade by up to 1.5%: WTO

Trump tariffs: India could gain from trade in services sector

Realising this potential will require more efforts from the Centre.

Editorial: The financial crisis of 2025? Better to be ready

If there’s one thing investors have learned in recent days, it’s that there’s no way to guess what America will do next. With its on-again, off-again tariffs, the US administration has demonstrated a rare and reckless willingness to shock markets.

The heavy fall of the markets caused by Donald Trump's tariff war before the rebound allowed by his volte-face has aroused a curious jubilation among some. On the other hand,... Read more Olivier Babeau: The million that the smic will never see appeared first on Current Values.

Infosys reports weak Q4 revenue, as Trump tariffs worsen outlook

BENGALURU -- Software exporter Infosys on Thursday reported a larger-than-expected fall in revenue in its last quarter, a week after its bigger rival

Off the news: Tariffs expected to depress isle economy | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Hawaii’s economic outlook is increasingly anemic, experts say, as the tariff flurry emanating from the White House roils markets, dampens demand and may lead prospective tourists from the mainland U.S., Canada, Japan and South Korea to hunker down at home.

WTO chief says 'very concerned' as tariffs cut into global trade

GENEVA, Switzerland — Global trade is expected to plummet this year in the wake of President Donald Trump’s tariff offensive, fueling uncertainty that threatens “severe negative consequences” for the world, the World Trade Organization warned Wednesday. Since returning to office, Trump has imposed a 10 percent tariff on imports of goods from around the world