TARIFFS IMPACT ON MARKET
US tariff imposition to hit pharma segment; auto sector likely to face minimal impact
Enhanced US tariffs on Indian pharma imports could raise production costs, making shipments less competitive. With the US being a major market, Indian drug manufacturers may face financial strain, potentially leading to industry consolidation or closures. Auto sector impact is expected to be minimal due to limited US exports.
Trump tariff threat: What it means for Indian stock market investors
Donald Trump's tariff threats have caused increased volatility in global markets, with India notably affected due to its higher tariff rates on U.S. goods. Key sectors like automobiles, pharmaceuticals, textiles, and steel face potential impacts. Seeking to mitigate risks, India is exploring tariff reductions and trade negotiations, aiming to establish a stronger economic partnership with the U.S.
America’s liquor, wine, and spirit brands replaced in Canada over Donald Trump’s tariffs?
Trump's tariffs have sparked nationalist consumer movements and the ongoing trade battle poses a significant challenge for American businesses seeking to maintain their foothold in Canada.
Here's how investors can navigate market volatility amid Donald Trump's new tariffs
As Donald Trump’s tariffs take effect, stock market ups and downs are likely to continue.
Here’s what investors are eyeing amid market fluctuations due to Donald Trump’s trade policies
As tariffs continue to impact global markets, investors continue to seek stability and long-term growth.
ETMarkets Smart Talk: Trade tariffs and their impact on Indian sectors: What lies ahead? Sachin Bajaj decodes
While reciprocal tariffs remain a looming threat, their actual execution and impact are yet to be fully realized. In addition to global influences, domestic factors such as weak earnings, and high valuations have also contributed to the decline in Indian equities.
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Fed's Waller, leaning against March cut, sees easings later in year
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller opposes a rate cut at the upcoming policy meeting. He suggests future cuts are possible if inflation pressures decrease. Waller wants more data, especially on inflation and tariffs, before making a decision. Financial markets expect a possible rate cut by June amid rising concerns over the economic outlook.
Meity in touch with commerce ministry to find way around Trump tariffs
India’s electronics ministry is discussing reducing smartphone import duties for the US to avoid reciprocal tariffs. Industry groups support scrapping duties on electronics to boost exports. A potential bilateral trade agreement could increase India’s electronics exports to $80 billion by 2030.
How will the U.S. auto tariff pause reshape the industry? Is Europe more divided than ever over Ukraine? | Here are the top stories you need to know
Auto tariffs paused—what does this mean for the U.S. auto industry? The Trump administration has temporarily halted tariffs on vehicles imported from Canada and Mexico, providing relief to automakers like Ford, GM, and Stellantis. This decision impacts manufacturing costs, trade relations, and stock markets. However, the exemption lasts only until April 2, leaving uncertainty about future trade policies. Meanwhile, Europe discusses increased defense spending amid the Ukraine crisis. Will auto tariffs return? How will global trade be affected?
Does India need to panic due to Trump tariffs? Official says not yet
Top government sources in India caution against panic over Trump's threat to impose reciprocal tariffs on April 2. Trump’s move targets countries, including India, for high import taxes on US goods. India is consulting stakeholders and exploring trade deal options to minimize the impact. Experts warn that the tariff hike could affect key export sectors, especially in engineering, agriculture, and textiles.
India urged to counter US tariffs as ‘street fight’ looms
India must prepare for retaliatory measures if President Trump imposes higher tariffs on steel and aluminum. This action would significantly impact Indian exporters. Ongoing trade talks and tariff reductions hint at a negotiated deal. Ministries are working to shield India's interests, but exporters may face competition from China. The US is India's largest trading partner.
Jewellery exporters jittery over reciprocal US tariffs
Jewellery exports from Mumbai's SEEPZ face a potential setback due to US President Trump's proposed reciprocal tariffs, which could significantly impact India's $10 billion annual exports to the US. SEEPZ accounts for 85% of India's diamond-studded jewellery exports to the US, and tariffs could shift US sourcing to countries with lower tariffs, threatening jobs in the sector.
Trump’s tariff plan spells trouble for Mumbai’s SEEPZ jewellery export operations
Jewellery exports from Mumbai’s SEEPZ to the US may face significant challenges due to potential reciprocal tariffs proposed by President Trump. This could lead to a shift in US sourcing to countries with lower tariffs, impacting thousands of jobs and the sector's overall dominance in the US market.
US tariffs from April 2? India weighs trade strategy
US President Donald Trump has pledged to impose reciprocal tariffs on India from April 2, citing high import taxes on American goods. This move could impact India's key exports to the US, including automobile parts, electronics, and textiles. Indian officials are working to mitigate the impact ahead of the proposed deadline.
Trump's April Fooling around with trade
Donald Trump’s emphasis on tariffs aims to protect not only American jobs but the country’s essence. The impacts will be significant for Canada, Mexico, and China due to economic ties. Global fiscal imbalances and potential equity sell-offs may follow, altering foreign investment flows and central bank strategies.
U.S. stock market today: Market rebounds; S&P 500, Dow, Nasdaq recover as tariff relief hopes lift stocks – Will market stability continue?
U.S. stock market rebounded on March 5, 2025, as hopes for tariff relief under President Donald Trump lifted investor confidence. The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq gained after a sharp sell-off, but weak jobs data raised concerns about an economic slowdown. The ADP report showed only 77,000 private-sector jobs were added in February, missing expectations. Meanwhile, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick hinted at possible tariff rollbacks for Canada and Mexico. Investors now await the nonfarm payrolls report on March 8, 2025, which could shape market direction in the coming weeks.
Donald Trump administration signals that the tariffs against Canada and Mexico may soon have exemptions
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick hinted at possible exclusions to President Trump's 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, citing the potential for changes in specific sectors like autos. Trump plans to update his tariff strategy, with new announcements expected Wednesday afternoon. These tariffs have sparked concerns about trade wars and economic impacts, prompting discussions with Canada and Mexico.
Tariff-exposed stocks feel the squeeze as trade war heats up
U.S. stocks faced significant pressure following the latest escalation in the trade war, with new tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico impacting sectors like automobiles, aerospace, retail, and housing. Automakers, homebuilders, and airline stocks notably declined, while retaliatory tariffs by Canada and China add further strain on U.S. businesses.
Reciprocal Tariffs: Trump eyes Apr 2 to 'start making America rich again' while India has a lot to worry about
On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump criticized India, the EU, Mexico, Brazil, and other nations for having unfair trade policies toward the US. He announced that starting April 2, "reciprocal tariffs" would be implemented, meaning the US will impose tariffs equivalent to those charged by other countries. Trump emphasized that this move would generate significant revenue for the US and create jobs, claiming that the country has been taken advantage of for decades but will no longer tolerate it.
Rajeev Agrawal on tariff uncertainty and its impact on global market
The markets are very nervous precisely because there is a lot of uncertainty and as we all know markets do not like uncertainty. And the new administration has provided plenty of it. So, what do we do in such situations?
Trump’s tariffs and their hidden impact on working-class Americans: Rising prices, job losses, and economic uncertainty
Trump’s tariffs have had a major impact on the U.S. economy, leading to higher prices for consumers and job losses in key industries. While these trade policies were intended to protect American businesses, they ended up acting as a hidden tax on working-class families. Tariffs on steel, aluminum, and Chinese imports raised costs, leading to inflation and economic uncertainty. Farmers, automakers, and manufacturers faced challenges as retaliatory tariffs hit U.S. exports. The stock market also experienced volatility.
Donald Trump’s new tariffs spark trade war: How US, China, Canada are locking horns in 2025
The US has imposed sweeping tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, escalating trade tensions worldwide. Donald Trump’s latest move has provoked immediate retaliation from these nations, threatening economic stability. With increased costs on essential imports, experts warn of rising consumer prices and inflation risks. The global economic impact of these tariffs is expected to unfold in the coming weeks.
Amid Trump tariffs turmoil, India is an island of calm. For how long?
US President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese imports have sparked fears of a global trade war. India's officials are negotiating to lower tariffs on various products to mitigate the impact, as potential US reciprocal tariffs could significantly affect its export sectors.
Trade war and inflation: How Trump's tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico will ripple US economy
Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico and this move will hit the US economy. The US President has said that 25 percent American tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico will take effect from Tuesday after the 30-day pause on duties, tied to illegal border crossings and the flow of fentanyl into the United States expires. The American also reaffirmed that he will increase tariffs on all Chinese imports to 20 per cent from the previous 10 per cent levy to punish Beijing for failing to halt shipments of fentanyl to the US.
Warren Buffett warns Trump: Tariffs are ‘an act of war’— and the tooth fairy won’t save you
US President Donald Trump has announced significant tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico. Warren Buffett described the tariffs as an 'act of war'. In response, Canada and Mexico plan to impose counter-tariffs. Trump also increased tariffs on China, with Beijing threatening retaliation. The situation is likely to escalate trade tensions globally.
Bitcoin drops 10% to $83,700 as Trump’s tariffs shake markets; Solana, Ethereum plunge up to 25%
Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies slumped as optimism over the US Crypto Strategic Reserve faded, exacerbated by Trump’s tariff announcements. Bitcoin fell 9.8% to $83,725, Ethereum plunged 15%, and altcoins saw steep declines. Market volatility surged amid regulatory concerns and economic strain. Experts warn of further downside if Bitcoin breaks key support levels.
Trump says Canada, Mexico tariffs to take effect on Tuesday; stocks tumble
President Trump announced that 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada will take effect, causing market instability and sharp declines in stocks. Automaker shares fell due to the expected disruption in supply chains and increased vehicle prices. Mexico and Canada plan to respond to these tariffs with countermeasures.
Asian stocks decline after tariffs spark US rout
The S&P 500 fell 1.8%. The Nasdaq 100 slid 2.2%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 1.5%. A gauge of the Magnificent Seven megacaps sank 3.1%. A UBS basket of of US stocks negatively impacted by tariffs sank 2.9%.
Markets near bear zone; key trade dates to shape global outlook: Ajay Bagga
Small and midcaps have fallen over 20%, while key indices are down 16-17%, nearing a bear market. March 4 and April 2 are critical for trade tariffs, impacting market recovery. Sentiment resembles past financial crises, signaling a potential bottom.
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