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Rupee stalls to Rs 86.70 as US‑India trade talks & equity weakness loom
Mumbai: The rupee pared initial gains and settled for the day 18 paise lower at 86.70 against the US dollar on Monday, as month-end dollar demand from importers continued to keep the American unit well bid. Forex traders said investors traded cautiously awaiting the outcome of India-US trade talks ahead of the August 1 deadline. Moreover, a negative trend in the domestic equity markets dented investors’ sentiments further. Investors also remaine…
Next round of India-US trade deal talks to be held in New Delhi in second half of August: Govt officials
CIM Goyal said the India-UK CETA is a gold standard of trade deals done by India, however, he added that no two trade deals can be the same, implying that the India-US deal is
India Wants A US Trade Deal, But Not At Any Cost
As the United States steps up efforts to secure a trade agreement with India ahead of its self-imposed August 1 deadline, New Delhi is proceeding with caution, determined not to compromise national interests despite growing pressure. Experts have warned that India must resist any unbalanced or excessive demands from Washington, especially in light of complications […] The post India Wants A US Trade Deal, But Not At Any Cost appeared first on St…
Non-Veg Milk India US Trade Deal Faces Delay Over Cow Feed
A big reason why the India-US trade deal is getting delayed isn’t defence or tech—it’s non-veg milk. The non-veg milk India US trade deal issue has created a cultural and economic clash. In the US, dairy cows are often fed animal byproducts like meat meal, blood meal, and chicken droppings to increase milk output. But in India, milk holds religious value and is used in sacred rituals, making such practices unacceptable. India has made it clear: …
Redefining Global Sourcing: What a US–India Trade Deal Means for Retailers and Manufacturers
Gain comprehensive insights into the US–India Bilateral Trade Agreement tariffs and their far-reaching impact on trade, manufacturing and consumer behavior. This in-depth research report examines how ongoing negotiations and potential tariff reductions in critical sectors—such as automobiles, steel, iron and electronics—could reshape supply chains, enhance export competitiveness and influence pricing in both countries. Explore the full report to…
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