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U.S. President Donald Trump. File. | Photo Credit: Reuters The White House ramped up its trade dispute with Canada late on Tuesday (September 8, 2026) by banning the import of certain products, including alcoholic beverages, and raising tariffs on other goods. A range of Canadian products, from mattresses to motorboats and golf carts, will be…
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed orders on Monday (July 21, 2026) to impose new 50% tariffs on many Canadian goods, claiming “discriminatory treatment” by Ottawa against American alcohol, automobile and dairy products. The tariffs take effect in 30 days and cover various items including wine, hockey sticks and cement, said the White House. Mr. Trump,…
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Representative image | Photo Credit: Reuters The rupee depreciated 28 paise to close at 88.13 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar on Thursday (September 18, 2025), on hawkish Fed and a bounce back in the U.S. dollar. Forex traders said traders assessed the U.S. FED outlook following a rate cut. The U.S. FED reduced rates by…
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The immediate impact of recent U.S. tariffs on Indian exports may appear limited, but their secondary and tertiary effects on the economy pose challenges that must be addressed, the Finance Ministry said in a report on Wednesday (August 27, 2025) amid the U.S. effecting a steep 50% tariff on shipments from India. Trump tariffs LIVE…
US President Donald Trump | Photo Credit: AFP US President Donald Trump announced plans Thursday for sweeping “reciprocal tariffs” hitting both allies and competitors, in a dramatic escalation of an international trade war that economists warn could fuel inflation at home. Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said he had decided to impose the reciprocal…
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