The visit aimed to address the potential tariff hike and strengthen economic ties. US President Donald Trump announced the tariffs on Thursday morning (IST), declaring April 2 as "Liberation Day".

WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - Sweeping tariffs announced on Wednesday by U.S. President Donald Trump pose a significant risk to the global economy ... but they clearly represent a significant ...

We have a heavy palette of economic data this Thursday morning, and not just in jobless claims. Pre-market futures are still fairly calcified ahead of next week’s tariff placements, but ...

Even as US President Donald Trump signals a tougher stance on skilled worker visas, the country’s biggest technology firms continue to rely on foreign talent. Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and ...

As we enter the third quarter, we continue to see mixed signals as to how surefooted this economic recovery is. The recent action by the Federal Reserve to delay the tapering of bond purchases ...

The HSBC Flash India PMI data for March indicates that India's private sector continues its robust expansion, although growth slightly decelerated compared to February. The Composite Output Index, ...

European stock indices are also mixed, with France’s CAC also in the red ... that the sector is one of the most effective at delivering growth widely across the economy, creating positive social ...

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The public push back on interest rates comes as the Trump White House tries to make its case for stiffer tariffs amid a mixed economic picture in the US. Inflation has not abated as much as American ...