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US President Donald Trump openly supported regime change in Iran as potentially “the best thing” while confirming deployment of a second massive aircraft carrier (USS Gerald R. Ford) to the Middle East amid stalled nuclear talks. His stark warning—if no deal, strikes could leave “only dust”—and 47-year frustration over failed diplomacy have sparked fears of wider conflict as US forces build up. அம
The US issued a general license to Reliance Industries, operator of the world’s largest refinery in Jamnagar, allowing direct purchases of already-extracted Venezuelan oil without violating sanctions says report.
Gold prices climbed sharply to around $5,035 in early Asian trade, supported by a weaker US dollar, sustained central bank demand, and renewed buying from China. Concerns over US Federal Reserve independence, political pressure linked to Donald Trump, and geopolitical developments involving US-Iran talks are driving market uncertainty. Investors remain cautious as economic data and diplomatic sign
Gold prices rebounded toward $5,065 in early Asian trade after last week’s historic sell-off, supported by renewed safe-haven demand. However, upside momentum remains capped as markets react to Kevin Warsh’s nomination as US Federal Reserve chair. Seen as a hawkish policymaker, Warsh’s potential leadership has reduced expectations of near-term rate cuts, keeping traders cautious amid incoming US e
The US Small Business Administration has announced sweeping new rules that bar non-US citizens, including green card holders, from accessing SBA-backed business loans. Effective March 1, 2026, the policy mandates 100% US citizen ownership for loan eligibility, aligning with President Donald Trump’s “America First” agenda. The move is expected to severely impact immigrant-owned businesses, triggeri
The India US trade agreement reducing tariffs on Indian exports to 18 per cent sparked a market rally, lifting Adani group stocks and related energy and port holdings while attracting attention over potential infrastructure benefits.
Despite the India–US trade deal promising broad tariff reductions, key sectors like steel, aluminium and copper remain excluded. These products will continue to face steep 25–50% US duties under Section 232, which are rarely relaxed through trade agreements. Select auto components also stay expensive, even as zero-tariff access continues for pharmaceuticals, aircraft parts, smartphones and specifi
Concerns are rising over the India–US trade deal after Washington signalled a major push to export American farm products into India. US officials claim the agreement will boost rural America by expanding access to India’s vast market. However, in India, opposition parties and farmer groups fear tariff cuts and agricultural market opening could pressure domestic farmers, raising questions about fo
India and the United States have sealed a landmark trade deal that promises lower tariffs, cheaper imports, and improved export access. As India moves to slash duties on US goods, products like food items, electronics, and consumer appliances could become more affordable. Meanwhile, Indian exporters in textiles, gems, and engineering stand to gain from reduced US tariffs, though metals and auto pa
US President Donald Trump stated on January 31, 2026, that India has agreed in principle to purchase Venezuelan oil instead of Iranian crude, helping replace reduced Russian imports after US tariffs.
