Markets Trade War

The Educational Testing Services (ETS) is collaborating with the NCERT to set up a regulator to remove "disparities" from the exams

Russia amps up its pressure on Ukraine by assaulting provinces in the Ukrainian regions

FPI flows took a hit during the quarter. However, retail buying and domestic mutual funds more than compensated

Beijing and Washington touted the "Phase 1" agreement as a step forward after months of stop-start talks, and investors greeted the news with relief

The US in July had dragged India to the WTO by filing a complaint against New Delhi's move to increase customs duties, alleging the decision as inconsistent with the global trade norms

As confidence of member nations plummets, reforming the global body itself forms the core agenda for many countries

The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) -- signed into law last week -- bars the use of federal funds to buy railcars and buses from China, and slows the lifting of sanctions on Huawei

Trump doesn't regret starting a trade war but he does have second thoughts on whether he should have hit the Chinese even harder, clarified White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham

Trump told reporters, ''I have no deadline, no." In some ways I like the idea of waiting until after the election

Last year, Washington had imposed tariffs of 25 per cent on steel and 10 per cent on aluminium on national security grounds.

(Reuters) - The S&P 500 and Dow indexes treaded water on Thursday as mixed headlines on U.S.-China relations and a diplomatic row over the Hong Kong protests added to uncertainty over the timing of a "phase one" trade deal.

Vietnam has become one of the top destinations for suppliers looking to avoid US duties on Chinese products amid the trade war

Buying in private banks and IT major Infosys propelled the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex to end at a record closing peak of 40,469.78, up 222 points or 0.55 per cent on Wednesday

Extending their gaining streak into the seventh session in a row, the benchmark indices settled with nearly half a per cent gains on Monday

At the global level, trade war tussle, monetary policy of major central banks and oil prices, analysts feel, are the factors that will dictate market direction

The depreciation of the renminbi in recent weeks has raised fears that China is aiming to counter US tariffs by weaponising its currency

Trump has introduced or threatened tariffs on $300 billion-worth of Chinese imports. In response, China has targeted US farmers with retaliatory tariffs.

The Modi-Trump meeting assumes significance in the wake of the strain that has popped up in the bilateral relationship on a host of trade and economic issues

Tata Steel, Vedanta and JSW Steel were down more than 5 per cent each on the NSE.

The tariffs of 10 per cent and 5 per cent take effect on two batches of goods on September 1 and December 15, the official Xinhua News Agency said