Even as India’s economic outlook remains “resilient”, risks from evolving tariff actions, adverse weather events, and volatile global financial markets are expected to hamper growth and disinflation, ...

In a notable shift within India's oil sector, state-owned refiners are scaling back their purchases of Russian crude oil amid intensifying pressure from the United States, while private companies are ...

Harvard University economist Kenneth Rogoff on Wednesday said the high tariffs on several countries, including India, and the steep H-1B visa fee hike imposed by the Trump administration will hold ...

Harvard University economist Kenneth Rogoff on Wednesday said the high tariffs on several countries, including India, and the steep H1B visa fee hike imposed by the Trump administration will hold back ...

US President Donald Trump, delivering a speech to top US commanders at the Marine Corps Base in Quantico, claimed that America was raking in ‘trillions of dollars’ as a result of tariffs. But how much ...

Central bank leaves key interest rates unchanged; Repo remains at 5.5%; Next MPC meeting scheduled for Dec 3-5 ...

Mr Modi has some reason to be optimistic that a spat between America and India could soon be over. Negotiations on a detailed trade agreement with America are at an advanced stage. India is looking ...

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Chief Mohan Bhagwat lauds India's Operation Sindoor, raises concerns on Trump tariffs - top quotes ...

The central bank also revised its GDP growth projection for FY 2025-26 upward to 6.8 per cent, up from its earlier forecast of 6.5 per cent., Economy, Times Now ...

With these new trade barriers in place, India and Russia are now expected to explore ways to work together and develop a strategy to counter the impact of the US tariffs.

The world functions with dependence on each other; this is how relations between any two nations are maintained. No country can survive in isolation. This dependence must not turn into compulsion, ...

With inflation easing, RBI has room to cut rates. But further rate cuts are contingent on how key risks to India's economic growth, including the US's steep tariffs, play out.