Riverfront Times

India will reduce its purchases of Russian crude oil. This is part of a new trade agreement with the United States. The deal lowers tariffs on Indian goods entering the US. In return, India will buy more US energy and other products. Refiners will continue current Russian oil imports but will not place new orders.

The Economic Times

India to curb Russian oil buys, keep only irreplaceable supplies ↗

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India has finalized a trade agreement with the United States. This deal was achieved through a strategy of patience and strategic negotiation. India resisted pressure and artificial deadlines, prioritizing its national interests. This approach has now paid off, securing a balanced outcome. The agreement marks a significant achievement for India's trade policy.

The Economic Times

India didn’t blink: Key strategy that swung the US trade deal ↗

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India has signed five significant trade agreements in 12 months with the UK, EU, Oman, New Zealand, and the US, marking a rapid acceleration in its trade diplomacy. These targeted partnerships aim to boost exports, attract investment, and secure supply chains by linking India with key global markets and diversifying its economic relationships.

The Economic Times

Did the 'Famous 5' make Trump give India the 'dad of all deals'? ↗

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India-US trade deal has put agriculture in the spotlight. While US officials highlight significant agricultural exports, Indian officials emphasize broader opportunities. Details remain scarce, particularly regarding specific agricultural products and quantities India will import. This lack of clarity fuels speculation about the actual concessions made by India, especially concerning sensitive sectors like dairy.

The Economic Times

India–US deal: The elephant in the room everyone is watching ↗

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A landmark India-US trade deal has sent the Sensex and Nifty soaring. This agreement is expected to bring back foreign institutional investors, reversing significant outflows. Several sectors, including auto ancillaries, chemicals, textiles, and IT services, are poised to benefit. The deal enhances earnings visibility and strengthens India's position as a safe haven.

The Economic Times

Baap of all trade pacts! What India-US deal means for your stocks ↗

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Why Are Labour Laws Denting Corporate Profits? ↗

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Capital Pains: Budget 2026's Loud Silences ↗

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India has exempted foreign companies from taxes on machinery provided to contract manufacturers for five years, a significant win for Apple. This move aims to boost electronics manufacturing by removing tax risks associated with ownership of high-end equipment, fostering faster scale-up and greater confidence for global players.

The Economic Times

How Budget 2026 gives Apple a boost in India’s manufacturing push ↗

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