US Tariff Trade Tensions

Aggregate volumes defy tariff headwinds, but a new study highlights severe structural strain on German auto exports and broader industrial margins.

Aggregate volumes mask structural damage to German exporters as Brussels moves to finalize a new trade deal with Washington.

Federal funding targets job creation in the region as provincial leaders push for new export infrastructure and carbon pricing reforms.

City Power's approved 2026/27 tariff adjustment adds to a global trend of rising household energy costs, following similar increases in Singapore and the UK.

The strategic alliance aims to streamline customer acquisition for retail lending products in India's competitive financial services market.

Japan and South Korea indices post strong gains, reversing recent sentiment shifts despite underlying production headwinds in the semiconductor sector.

US Customs ruling on solar imports from Vietnam and Malaysia exposes Waaree to steep duty hikes, testing the company's US market access.

The US president's latest escalation targets European countries, raising the stakes in the ongoing trade dispute over tech regulation and digital taxation.

“Please let this statement serve to represent that any Country that imposes such a Tax will immediately be met with a 100% TARIFF on any and all Goods sent to the United States of America,”

The US president warns existing trade deals could be scrapped if European countries maintain levies on American tech firms, escalating transatlantic trade tensions.

The threat to override existing trade deals escalates the dispute over tech levies, raising fresh uncertainty for multinational exporters and global supply chains.

Deputy Minister Arkam Ilyas outlines plan to shift peak demand from night to day, aiming to stabilize grid operations amid rising inflation.

“We think that for a developing country, and if there are industries, to run our country we must shift this to the day peak… During the night peak, the electricity we have to use the most at night is generated from fossil fuels,”

“We have launched a project to fix a modem for them. Then in such an emergency situation, we will be able to remotely turn the feeders off and avoid power breakdowns in various parts of the country.”

“System stability is number 1,”

New Delhi persuades Washington to pause interim agreement talks until the broader US tariff framework stabilizes, aiming to secure competitive advantages for Indian exporters.

South Africa's power utility is set for another court battle as opponents contest the regulator's decision to approve a massive revenue increase, adding uncertainty to the country's energy cost outlook.

New Delhi signals it will not rush into a comprehensive agreement without securing competitive advantages over Asian peers, adding friction to the ongoing Section 301 probe context.

New Delhi aims to secure more favorable terms than regional rivals as US trade envoy arrives for crucial negotiations.

The 16-month deal offers roughly £222 in savings against the upcoming regulatory benchmark, underscoring the severity of the largest bill hike since 2023.

The 16-month deal offers roughly £222 in savings against the upcoming regulatory benchmark, underscoring the severity of the largest bill hike since 2023.

▼ 9.55%  close $84.29 from $93.19

▲ 3.56%  close $4207.90 from $4063.30

▲ 3.77%  close $55.00 from $53.00

▲ 3.55%  close $91.85 from $88.70

▼ 3.86%  close $4100.00 from $4264.60

▼ 4.08%  close $3.22 from $3.36

▼ 3.52%  close $4319.10 from $4476.50

▼ 3.42%  close $92.91 from $96.20

▲ 3.13%  close $3.36 from $3.25

Escalating trade tensions could test India's economic resilience amid ongoing global uncertainties.

▲ 3.33%  close $1847.00 from $1787.50

▲ 3.01%  close $96.20 from $93.39

▲ 3.57%  close $236.01 from $227.88

The move follows a Section 301 investigation into trade practices, signaling a potential escalation in U.S.-Brazil trade tensions.