Trump tariffs are ‘punitive,' former U.S. ambassador to Singapore says, warning of U.S. job losses
Lavin said that “we’re in for a bit of bad news in the near term,” adding that the tariffs will also hurt the auto industry ...
Steel, pharma, chemicals: Top Indian sectors at risk of higher US tariffs
Countries that have free trade agreements with the US, such as Singapore and South Korea, are safer with respect to Trump's ...
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Reciprocal tariffs call for reciprocal strategies: How will India be impacted? Will PM Modi succeed in striking a deal with the US?
Nomura said that India is considering reducing tariffs on over 30 items and preparing to increase purchases of US defense and ...
Trump's 'Punitive' Tariffs Could Lead To US Job Losses, Warns Former Envoy: 'We're In For A Bit Of Bad News In The Near Term'
Frank Lavin, the former U.S. envoy to Singapore, cautioned that the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump are “Punitive” ...
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Singapore shares rise on Tuesday; STI up 0.3%
SINGAPORE shares began Tuesday (Feb 11) trading in positive territory with markets abroad ended Monday clocking wins as the ...
Dollar Underpinned by Latest Tariff Moves; Eyes on Powell, US Inflation
Canada, Brazil, Mexico, South Korea and Vietnam are the biggest sellers of steel into the U.S., according to American Iron ...
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China’s retaliatory tariffs on US a 'measured' move to moderate tensions: Analysts
Fresh tariffs from China have kicked in for certain American goods, as Beijing responds to the US’ sweeping levies on Chinese ...
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Japanese rubber futures decline
SINGAPORE: Japanese rubber futures fell to a one-month low on Monday as tariff threats from US President Donald ...
Tariff threat bruises euro, Australian and Canadian dollars
As with the Canadian dollar, neither currency was at the lows of last Monday at the height of the tariff fears. On that day ...
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Asia: Markets swing as tariff uncertainty looms large
ASIAN markets were mixed on Tuesday following the previous day’s global rally as traders keep a nervous eye on Donald Trump’s next moves after he signed off on 25 per cent tariffs for steel and ...