Tag: GlobalEconomy

  • US Lawmakers Challenge Trump Tariffs On India

    Three US Democratic lawmakers are pushing to end Trump’s 50% tariffs on Indian goods, calling them illegal, harmful to American jobs and consumers, and damaging to US-India relations.

  • China’s Hidden Debt Nightmare

    Beijing is set to mobilise over 1 trillion yuan in loans to help local governments repay private firms, but the move highlights China’s unresolved local debt crisis. Hidden liabilities tied to financing vehicles remain a major systemic risk despite repeated restructuring efforts.

  • Can India Survive the Trade War?

    India faces a major blow as President Trump imposed steep tariffs over Russian oil trade, hitting exports and growth. Modi is balancing U.S. talks, cautious outreach to China, and new trade deals with partners like the UK and EU. Success could boost India’s global role, failure risks deep economic strain.

  • The Tariff Timeline

    Trump postponed a planned tariff hike on Chinese goods, extending the US-China trade truce for 90 days until November 10. The move follows months of escalating tit-for-tat tariffs and recent talks aimed at easing tensions, stabilizing trade, and addressing long-standing economic grievances.

  • Is America Breaking The Global Economy?

    Rising US policy shifts under Trump have triggered global uncertainty, with tariffs, inflation fears, and weakening investor confidence shaking the world economy. While some hope for a Reagan-style rebound, others fear stagflation and recession. As nations brace for impact, flexibility, resilience, and bold reforms are now essential for survival.

  • What Trump’s New Tariff Rules Mean for South Asia

    Trump’s steep new tariffs hit South Asia hard, raising costs on key exports from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. While risks to jobs and trade grow, the region may still gain ground as U.S. rivals like Vietnam and Cambodia face even higher tariffs.