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India, Trump and Russia

India's central bank keeps rates steady at 5.5% as Trump ratchets up tariff threats

The move was in line with expectations from economists polled by Reuters, and comes after the Reserve Bank of India delivered an outsized cut of 50 basis points

Forbes on MSN · 1d

Trump Will Raise India’s Tariff Rate ‘Substantially’ Over Russian Oil Purchases—Here’s Why India Might Not Budge

Russia is one of India’s top oil suppliers and trade partners, contributing to around 35% of the country’s total supplies.

Reuters · 1d

US tariffs live: Trump vows higher rates on India over Russian oil, Kremlin calls threat illegal

We're winding down our live coverage of tariffs for now. Here's the main takeaways from Tuesday: Trump said he would increase the 25% tariff on imports from India "very substantially" over the next 24 hours,

Federal Reserve, Trump

Bloomberg on MSN · 23h

Trump’s Fed Pick Likely to Find Colleagues Cautious on Rate Cuts

President Donald Trump’s relentless calls for dramatic reductions in interest rates, along with his ability to make changes to the Federal Reserve’s leadership, is drawing more attention to the way monetary policy decisions are made — and the people who make them.

TIME · 3m

What to Know About Trump’s Potential Picks for Fed Chair

The President ruled out Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to succeed Jerome Powell but said there are four others on his list.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · 26m

Trump narrows Fed chair candidates to four

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is not one of them. Two under consideration are Kevin Hassett and Kevin Warsh.

Trump, Trade Deal

Agence France-Presse on MSN · 6h

Markets tick up but traders wary as Trump tariffs temper rate hopes

Asian equities edged higher Wednesday as traders weighed Donald Trump's trade war and fresh data that indicated further weakness in the US economy but added to interest rate cut speculation. But while bets on a rate cut in September have soared,

MSNBC · 5h

Trump escalates tariff war against key U.S. trading partners

President Donald Trump intensified his trade war on Tuesday, threatening two longtime U.S. trading partners – Switzerland and the E.U. – with some of the highest tariff rates yet. Gillian Tett and Ron Insana discuss the President's latest provocation on The Eleventh Hour.

Barron's on MSN · 19h

Trump Says China Trade Deal ‘Very Close,’ Threatens EU With Higher Tariffs

President Donald Trump said the U.S. was “getting very close” to a deal with China, while also threatening to impose higher tariffs on the European Union as he gave several trade updates early Tuesday.

Gold dips on firmer Treasury yields as market awaits Trump's Fed picks

Gold prices eased on Wednesday as U.S. Treasury yields inched higher, while investors stayed cautious ahead of President ...

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Trump clarifies on Russian energy tariffs: `I never mentioned a percentage`

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (local time) stated that they will see what happens over the next fairly short period of ...

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Investors walk fine line as Trump tariffs temper rate hopes

Asian investors trod warily Wednesday amid lingering uncertainty over Donald Trump's trade war, while another round of data ...

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War-weary Syria will be hurt further by Trump's 41% tariff rate — the highest on earth

The tariffs could be a form of U.S. leverage over the decisions of the fragile Al Sharaa government, one analyst suggested.

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President Trump’s upcoming tariff rates could impact back-to-school shopping

Come Thursday, President Trump is expected to impose his latest round of tariffs, with some as high 41% on U.S. imports as ...

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Trump’s Rate-Cut Agenda Collides With Retiring Boomers, Investment Surges, and Geopolitical Risks

President Donald Trump’s push for lower interest rates faces major headwinds beyond the Federal Reserve, according to ...

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A divided Federal Reserve mulls interest rate cut after wild week

Interest rates may be coming down sooner than expected now that those revised employment figures rocked the Federal Reserve – and the rest of the world – last week. Which would be welcomed by ...

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