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Source: Live Mint Stock market today: Indian markets kicked off FY26 on a somber note, tracking the sharp sell-off in U.S. markets overnight after U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, said tariffs would essentially cover all countries, stoking worries a global trade war could lead to a recession. Investors had been hoping for a more…
Source: Live Mint Gold prices are set to end another month higher as global trade tensions, initiated by US President Donald Trump, show no signs of cooling, as he keeps imposing tariffs on major industries, driving investors towards safe-haven assets. The latest blow was the announcement of a 25% tariff on automobile imports to the…
Source: Live Mint (Bloomberg) — Corporate debt’s halcyon days are showing signs of fading, with trade wars damping what had been a relentless demand for credit. “Cracks that appeared in the credit market last week culminated into a fracture this week,” Bank of America Corp. strategist Neha Khoda wrote in a note, adding that markets…
Source: Live Mint The United State’s tariff war and federal job cuts continue to impact the markets and economy, dragging cryptocurrencies down for a second day on March 11, 2025. In fact, Bitcoin is at the lowest its been since Donald Trump won the US election in November 2024. The world’s largest cryptocurrency at 7.35…
Source: Live Mint (Bloomberg) — Oil plunged to the lowest in about six months as US President Donald Trump’s trade wars hammer the outlook for demand just as OPEC signals it’s ready to start opening the taps on supply. Brent crude plummeted 2.4% to settle just above $69, while West Texas Intermediate dropped 2.9% to…
Source: Live Mint Indian stock market: The pain in Indian technology stocks is deepening with each passing day as signs of a slowing U.S. economy—where Indian tech giants have significant revenue exposure—are unsettling investor sentiment, leading to a severe sell-off on Dalal Street. Additionally, diminishing expectations of multiple U.S. Fed rate cuts in 2025, coupled…
Source: Live Mint It’s Happening Again It’s 2025, and we are back to hearing about tariffs, trade wars, and stock markets crashing. The United States and China—two of the world’s biggest economies—are once again caught in a heated trade dispute. If this sounds familiar, that’s because it is. We saw something very similar between 2018…
