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India ETF falls Wednesday after Trump orders additional tariffs on the country
An exchange-traded fund that focuses on stocks in India was under pressure Wednesday, after President Donald Trump ordered an additional tariff on the country on Russia-related concerns. Shares of the iShares MSCI India ETF were trading 0.
President Trump hiked the tariff on Indian goods to 50% from 25%, citing India's continued importation of Russian oil.
Oil futures extended their losing streak to five sessions as the market shrugged off higher U.S. tariffs against India for buying Russian crude oil and a draw in U.S. crude stocks.
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India's equity benchmarks rose on Monday, led by gains in metals and IT stocks, as hopes of a U.S. rate cut outweighed ...
Donald Trump's assertion that India maintains an excessively high tariff regime is belied by facts. Such claims frequently ...
Gift Nifty was trading around 24,685 level, a discount of nearly 23 points from the Nifty futures’ previous close, indicating ...
An internal working group of the Reserve Bank of India has suggested keeping the overnight weighted average call money rate ...
India is on the verge of becoming the fourth-largest office market globally, with its office stock set to cross 1 billion ...
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