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In-depth | Indian MSMEs in Trump’s tariff crosshairs: Threat or turning point?
As Donald Trump revives his protectionist playbook, Indian exporters will be dealing with Washington’s new tariff squeeze. With a flat 26 per cent duty on India’s exports to the US, MSMEs find themselves at a crossroads — some facing headwinds,
US President Donald Trump on April 2, announced reciprocal tariffs of 26% on India. Gems and jewellery industry leaders say ...
Shares of Indian jeweller Titan Company rose as much as 5% on Tuesday to be the second-biggest gainer on the benchmark Nifty ...
Some of the biggest names in bridal couture—and an international legend—come together at this 3-day landmark event in New ...
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UAE-India travel: No more jewellery seizures, 'harassment' of passengers at airportsThis ruling came after the court reviewed over 30 petitions, highlighting how many passengers were being questioned about ...
US reciprocal import duty threatens Indian gem and jewellery exports, impacting market share and potentially leading to job ...
The Indian gems and jewellery industry expects US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose a 27 per cent tariff on imports ...
US's proposed 27% tariff on Indian gems and jewellery exports could significantly impact the sector. With potential job ...
The revenue growth, higher than the same period a year ago, was propelled by a record rally in gold prices, as investors fled ...
Court handed Singh Sagar, 37, five theft charges for stealing items including stationery, chocolates and jewellery from ...
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