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April 11, 2025

India should go full throttle in clinching deals with the UK, EU and join mega groupings

S PRESIDENT DONALD Trump abruptly backed down from his reciprocal tariff agenda on most nations for 90 days but upped the ante by raising levies on China to 125%. The 10% tariff on most imports from around the world is still in place. This tactical retreat amidst a full-blown trade war between the two biggest powers is being spun by White House officials as part of a grand plan; that it was Trump's strategy all along. Nothing could be further from the truth. The fact is that he was forced to respond to a growing backlash from the global markets, including a sell-off in US government debt, amidst warnings from influential bankers and economists that the American economy was heading into a recession.

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High gold, silver prices weigh on trade deficit in 2025-26

THE MASSIVE JUMP in gold and silver prices during 2025-26 accounted for as much as $21.19 billion of the $48.7-billion surge recorded in merchandise trade deficit during the year.

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April 20, 2026

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US will hit every Iran power infrastructure, says Trump

US REPRESENTATIVES TO TRAVEL TO PAK FOR FRESH TALKS

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1 min

April 20, 2026

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Fertiliser supply stable as govt diversifies sourcing

DESPITE SUPPLY DISRUPTIONS caused by the West Asia war, the government’s move to diversify sourcing of soil nutrients and LNG—a key feedstock for urea production—has boosted current stock levels.

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1 mins

April 20, 2026

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Why China still can't walk away from open AI

CHINA'S AI ECOSYSTEM has one defining difference from Silicon Valley: its embrace of open source.

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2 mins

April 20, 2026

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World Bank, IMF talks reveal US reliance, limits

GLOBAL FINANCE LEADERS, whipsawed by the West Asian war news, came to grips this past week with their inability to mitigate the economic damage from increasingly frequent geopolitical shocks, and a realization that counting on US leadership to resolve crises is no longer the guarantee it had long been.

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1 min

April 20, 2026

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When AI replaces workers, companies lose too

EVEN AS COMPANIES increasingly favour automation, a new paper seems to dispel the widely held belief that AI replacing human workers would be good for business.

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1 min

April 20, 2026

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New routes, vessels kept West Asia exports going

ESSENTIALS MOVE; ENGINEERING GOODS, ELECTRONICS TAKE BIG HIT

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2 mins

April 20, 2026

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‘We embed intelligence right from the design stage’

Havells has transformed from a traditional electrical player into a consumer-focused brand, driven by strong R&D in product engineering, energy systems and advanced technologies.

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2 mins

April 20, 2026

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Term plans from home give NRIs cover across borders

TERM INSURANCE PREMIUMS in India remain remarkably competitive compared to other countries around the world. For an Non-Resident Indian (NRI), buying substantial life insurance coverage in India can cost significantly less than securing similar protection elsewhere.

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2 mins

April 20, 2026

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ARR loses sheen as AI startups shift to usage-led metrics

A DEBATE TRIGGERED by aggressive revenue disclosures from a young AI startup has sharpened investor scrutiny of annual recurring revenue (ARR), with venture capital firms saying the metric may no longer be sufficient to judge the health of Al-native businesses.

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April 20, 2026

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