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India, US push for early wins in trade talks, eye fall 2025 deal
India and the US are actively pursuing an initial phase of their proposed bilateral trade agreement, aiming for "early mutual wins." In-person sectoral discussions are scheduled to commence from the end of May, following fruitful talks in Washington.
US influencer, who once sold fart in jars, is leaving US after breakup with senator boyfriend
The influencer has revealed in an Instagram video that she is looking forward to shifting to the Czech Republic to seek "alternative living options". She shared about facing legal issues with a US senator as they ended their 'online-based relationship'.
Complete tax cut in US soon? President Trump again drops big hint on its elimination through tariffs
Will there be a complete tax cut in the United States? US President Donald Trump has dropped a big hint on how he plans to eliminates income tax through tariffs. 'Focus will be on people making less than $200,000 a year,' he noted. We’re going to make a lot of money, and we’re going to cut taxes for the people of this country, he said.
Indian trade deal talks moving well, much easier to negotiate with India: US Treasury Secretary Bessent
The United States and India are nearing a trade agreement. Negotiations are progressing well due to India's high tariffs. US officials see potential deals with South Korea and Japan too. Earlier, reciprocal tariffs were suspended for many countries except China and Hong Kong. US Vice President JD Vance met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to advance trade talks.
China blames US tariffs for halting Boeing plane deliveries
China attributes its halt on Boeing aircraft acceptance to US tariffs, citing disruptions in the international air transport market. The commerce ministry highlighted the severe impact on the global industrial and supply chains, affecting both Chinese airlines and Boeing.
India prepared to 'future-proof' trade deal as sweetener in US talks, sources say
India is reportedly considering a rare "forward most-favoured-nation" clause in trade talks with the U.S., ensuring Washington receives the best tariff terms India offers any nation. Eager for a swift deal, India has already made preemptive concessions, aiming to become a major supplier to the U.S. in sectors China previously dominated.
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Indians are 'abandoning' their children at US borders. But why?
An increasing number of unaccompanied Indian minors, some as young as six, are being found at US borders, mainly from rural Gujarat. From 2022 to 2025, 1,656 such children were apprehended, often used by families as a means to seek asylum. Experts link this to strategic migration tactics, though policy changes may slow the trend.
India, US trade: Early mutual wins, in-person sectoral talks to begin May-end
India and the US are aiming for "early mutual wins" as they work towards finalizing the initial phase of their proposed bilateral trade agreement. Discussions during a three-day meeting in Washington covered tariff and non-tariff issues. Both countries are targeting to conclude the first part of the agreement by fall 2025.
India, US make 'positive progress' on trade pact, govt says
India and the US have made “positive progress” in recent talks aimed at finalising a bilateral trade agreement, according to India’s commerce ministry. Officials from both sides discussed steps to conclude the first phase of a mutually beneficial trade pact by fall 2025.
Trump's new order for US truck drivers has left them worried. Will this create employment barriers?
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring all truck drivers operating within the United States to demonstrate proficiency in the English language. The order aims to enhance road safety and streamline communication within the trucking industry. As per the new order by Donald Trump, English proficiency is essential for drivers to effectively read and comprehend traffic signs, among other things.
Indian refiners purchase more US crude before trade talks in May
Ahead of trade talks, Indian refiners are increasing US oil purchases, with June imports set to hit an 11-month high due to discounted WTI prices and geopolitical strategies. This surge in American crude is displacing West African imports, as India seeks to reduce reciprocal tariffs and address its widening trade deficit.
With China and the US at intense economic odds, other nations are being forced to choose sides
As trade tensions escalate between the U.S. and China, countries are hedging their bets by strengthening ties with Beijing. Trump's tariffs are disrupting global trade, prompting nations to seek stability and predictability with China.
Gold falls on easing trade war concerns; US data awaited
Gold prices experienced a decline on Tuesday as easing trade tensions between the U.S. and its trading partners diminished the metal's safe-haven appeal. Investors are closely monitoring upcoming U.S. economic data releases, including job openings, personal consumption expenditures, and non-farm payrolls, to assess the Federal Reserve's policy direction amidst global recession concerns.
US weather forecast: Tornado, storms to hit Central, Eastern and Southern states
Monday (April 28) is expected to mark the beginning of extreme weather conditions across multiple regions in the US, and the situation could remain the same for the coming few days. Several areas in the central US have been predicted to witness severe storms and tornadoes this week.
The Last of Us Season 2: Here’s upcoming release schedule, release time and where to watch
The Last of Us Season 2 premieres on Sundays at 9 pm ET/PT on HBO and Max. International viewers can also access the show based on their regional timings. Season 2 includes seven episodes.
The Last of Us Season 2: Episode 3 release date, time, what to expect and where to watch
The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 3 will release on April 27 at 9 PM ET/PT on HBO and Max. Viewers outside the US can stream it through local platforms. The episode will focus on the aftermath of Joel’s death and explore Ellie’s emotional journey and new threats in Jackson.
Trump's visa crackdown will scare future world leaders off US campuses
Donald Trump's administration weakened America by disrupting international student networks. Visa revocations and hostility deterred talented individuals from studying in the US. This damaged America's soft power, as future leaders missed out on American education. Networks formed in US universities benefited America in global negotiations. The US risks losing innovation and influence to countries like China.
Trump's first 100 days: Is his presidency causing irreversible damage to US markets?
During Trump's initial 100 days, market volatility spurred some investors to diversify from U.S. assets amid trade policy concerns. While equities rebounded after moderated trade rhetoric, the S&P 500 fell about 8%, and the dollar slid 9%. Some strategists suggest a potential structural shift in asset allocations, with investors seeking alternative reserve currencies. However, U.S.
China says on 'right side of history' in trade standoff with US
A top Chinese economic official asserted that Beijing is on the "right side of history" amidst its trade war with the United States, condemning Washington's "unilateralism and bullying." China vowed to fight "to the end" while acknowledging the strain on its export-dependent economy due to US tariffs, impacting some workers' jobs.
US tariffs may erode Rs 2700-4500 cr of operating profits of Indian auto component exporters: ICRA
The Indian auto component industry is facing challenges due to newly imposed US tariffs, which could significantly impact exporters' earnings. ICRA estimates that the tariff-related impact may reduce operating profits by Rs 2,700-4,500 crore, affecting 10-15% of auto component exporters' profits and 3-6% of the overall industry's profits.
Why you should think twice before travelling to the US
After 9/11, visiting the US became intimidating due to harsh border security and suspicion towards foreigners. However, under Trump’s administration, this fear has intensified, with cruelty to foreigners seeming like a deliberate political stance rather than a byproduct of post-trauma. The US now feels increasingly unwelcoming, even to those who previously admired the country.
China shrugs off threat of US tariffs to economy, says it has tools to protect jobs
China's leaders are downplaying the impact of the US trade war under President Donald Trump, emphasizing their ability to protect jobs and mitigate the effects of higher tariffs on Chinese exports. Senior government officials have promised support for businesses and the unemployed, including easier lending conditions and policies to counter the tariffs, which could reach up to 145% on US imports from China.
Dollar sellers pause with eye on US jobs
The dollar began the week steadily as investors await key U.S. economic data, including jobs figures and GDP, to assess the impact of trade tensions. Despite a recent bounce, the dollar is on track for its largest monthly fall in years, fueled by concerns over U.S. trade policy.
‘We carry visa papers, practise scripts.’ International students' lives now marred by anxiety in the US
International students in the United States are facing growing uncertainty as visa revocations under the Trump administration continue to rise, with around 1,800 students affected. Traditional college experiences have shifted toward concerns over safety, deportation, and legal risks.
India may seek parity with US on tech access in bilateral trade pact talks: Sources
India plans to request the United States for relaxed export regulations. This will allow India access to important technologies. India seeks parity with US allies like Australia and the UK. The request includes sectors like telecom and AI. India also wants duty concessions for textiles and leather. The US desires concessions in automobiles and agriculture.
Is recession all set to hit US economy? Here's what Americans think
Three in five respondents believe U.S. economic growth will stall and inflation will remain above the 2 per cent Federal Reserve target, with one-in-five respondents expecting inflation above 3.5 per cent.
Two-year-old US citizen appears to have been deported 'with no meaningful process'
A US court is hearing the case of a two-year-old American citizen. The Trump administration allegedly deported the child to Honduras with her mother. The father claims the deportation was illegal. Prosecutors argue the mother wanted to retain custody. The ACLU has criticised the action as an abuse of power.
China insists no trade talks with US, despite Trump claim
China refuted claims of trade discussions with the United States. This came after President Trump suggested a conversation with Xi Jinping. China's commerce ministry previously denied any economic negotiations. Beijing reiterated that no tariff consultations or agreements occurred. They accused the US of misleading statements about ongoing dialogue.
US stocks open mixed as China trade uncertainty lingers
Wall Street's main indexes opened lower on Friday as investors sifted through conflicting comments from U.S. President Donald Trump and Beijing on developments in the US-China trade war.
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