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JPMorgan has raised its estimate of a US recession occurring before the end of the year. The bank now sees a 60% probability, up from its previous 40% estimate. The increase follows President Donald Trump’s announcement of new tariffs. These tariffs impact global markets and business conditions.

Bitcoin prices ticked up Friday, reversing a slide that began when new tariffs were unveiled earlier this week.

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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Mumbai: A spell of weakness in Asian markets spilled into Indian equities on Friday, sparking a sell-off that swept across sectors. Indian markets that averted a steep fall a day earlier plunged 1.5%, as fears of a US recession and its consequences grew.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. NEW DELHI : As the US recalibrates its reciprocal tariff policy following a data miscalculation, India will now face an additional 26% tariff across a range of commodities starting 9 April. This marks a slight downward revision from the 27% hike announced on 2 April after the US administration corrected its trade deficit computations.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) issued a framework for the Past Risk and Return Verification Agency (PaRRVA), designed to independently verify the risk and return metrics claimed by investment advisors (IAs), research analysts (RAs), and algorithmic trading providers. PaRRVA was introduced during Sebi's board meeting on 19 December to provide investors with independent verification of these services' risk and return characteristics before they invest.

In its long-awaited half-year results, released today (4 April), the trust said its loan-to-value ratio (LTV) as at 28 February 2023 was 59.1%, despite the fact that the group's borrowing policy cap was 35% and it had total loan covenants of 50%.  In January, Home published its long overdue results for the year to 31 August 2023, more than two years after it was suspended from trading on the London Stock Exchange after the REIT missed the deadline to publish its 2022 results.  Home REIT's overdue 2023 results show continued losses as board members depart The Financial Conduct Autho...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Friday that he expects President Donald Trump's tariffs to raise inflation and lower growth, and indicated that the central bank won't move on interest rates until it gets a clearer picture on the ultimate impacts.

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Traders are now betting the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at least four times this year, amid fears President Donald Trump's tariffs could tip the U.S. into a recession.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. President Trump’s high tariffs would make the U.S. one of the world’s most protectionist countries.

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trade war fears rage on. Dow Jones futures are down as much as 3%, while Nasdaq is on track to fall another 3%. This came after China pledged additional tariffs on US goods in retaliation to Trump's reciprocal levies. US stocks fell sharply on Thursday too with S&P 500 plunging nearly 5%, its largest one-day percentage decline since June 2020.

With this move, the two small islands off the Canadian coast have gone from relative obscurity to being the unexpected face of an escalating US-France trade clampdown. While larger countries like China and Mexico are often the focus of trade battles, this time it’s a quiet fishing outpost of under 6,000 people caught in the crossfire.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Bankers don’t import or export sneakers or cars. But that doesn’t mean they are immune to tariffs.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. WASHINGTON—President Trump promised a new American golden age. But the immediate fallout from his expansive tariffs has been a shuddering stock market and rising fears of a recession.

Labor Party's Jerome Laxale won the Sydney seat of Bennelong from the Liberals at the 2022 election, votes from Chinese Australians angry about then-prime minister Scott Morrison's spat with Beijing were instrumental in his victory. Now Laxale and other politicians are using social media including Xiaohongshu, a Chinese lifestyle app also called RedNote, and other campaign strategies to appeal to Chinese communities who will again be a crucial bloc in the upcoming election. «If you want to communicate with your electorate, you need to go where your electorate are and some of them are on Xiaohongshu,» said Laxale, who has handed out 30,000 red envelopes with QR codes to his personal accounts on Xiaohongshu and another Chinese app, WeChat.

The rupee closed at 85.2350 against the U.S. dollar, ending stronger on the day and up 0.3% on the week, adding to a 2% gain over the last fortnight.

retaliatory measures, including steep tariffs and export controls on critical materials. The Chinese Finance Ministry has said that starting April 10, Beijing will impose additional tariffs of 34% on all US goods, adding fuel to the already fiery trade war. This comes as a direct response to Trump's recent trade actions, including reciprocal tariffs at 34% and export bans targeting Chinese firms. Meanwhile, the Commerce Ministry has said it is adding 16 US entities to its export control list, further restricting their access to Chinese markets and technologies. Additionally, 11 American firms have been placed on China’s ‘unreliable entity’ list, according to state broadcaster CCTV.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. US President Donald Trump is showing America’s trading partners no mercy. If they export a lot to the US, it will tariff them back—by half.