Dubai: Indian stock market investors have shrugged off the 25% tariff threats from US President Trump – at least for now.

Half a percentage point may not sound like much, but in an economy as huge as the United States’, it amounts to a loss of about $150 billion. That’s the equivalent of every household in America taking ...

Analysts on the Street anticipate Trump's latest tariffs to be short-lived and eventually head lower as trade negotiations ...

The move comes at a time when Indian exports are already under pressure and global demand remains uneven. It also marks a ...

The US tariff announcement came after the markets closed and could result in investors taking fresh bearish positions.

Indian markets are expected to open cautiously today after US President Donald Trump announced a steep 25% tariff on Indian imports. While Gift Nifty hinted at early losses, domestic cues have ...

Utsav Verma, Head of Research - Institutional Equities at Choice Broking said investors will reassess their strategies with a ...

The GIFT Nifty futures, which reflect early cues for the market, were trading 179 points lower at 24,675, down 0.73%, signalling a weak start for Dalal Street.

The stock markets are set to weaken on Thursday in reaction to Trump's tariff announcement; Know what experts say ...

Gift Nifty trades at 24,712, down nearly 150 points, a discount of nearly 140 points from the Nifty futures’ previous close, ...

Despite multiple rounds of discussion between the US and India, President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on Wednesday ...