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Asian Games India schedule today (September 20): Full list of Indian events, medal matches and key fixtures
Asian Games India schedule: India’s campaign at the Asian Games 2026 will intensify on Sunday, with athletes and teams competing across multiple sports. Teqball offers two medal opportunities, while the women’s cricket team faces Bangladesh in the semifinal. Indian shooters will compete in the women’s 10m air rifle, and both the men’s and women’s hockey teams will begin their respective campaigns. With medal matches and major team events scheduled, Sunday is set to be an important day for India’s Asian Games campaign.
RBI unlikely to hike rates now despite crude inflation as it is supply-driven shock, not demand: Natixis Economist
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is unlikely to immediately raise interest rates despite inflationary pressures from rising crude oil prices, as the current situation reflects a supply-side shock rather than demand-driven inflation, according to Trinh Nguyen, Senior economist, Emerging Asia at Natixis.
How fresh US tariff doubts will play out among trading partners
While a ruling against Trump administration could lower US average tariff rates, the Prez may utilize other tools to impose import taxes, potentially leading to renewed trade tensions and the need for diversified supply chains.
US to 'substantially' raise tariff on India, says Trump, accuses New Delhi of profiting from selling Russian oil
U.S. President Donald Trump has said he would "substantially raise" tariffs on India, accusing it of profiting from Russian oil while ignoring the human toll of the Ukraine war. He claimed India resells discounted Russian crude on global markets for profit and shows "no care" for the conflict's casualties.
PM Modi defiant as Trump steps up pressure on India’s Russia oil purchases
Narendra Modi government faces Donald Trump's tariff threats. Modi urges citizens to buy local goods. India continues Russian oil purchases despite US pressure. The US criticizes India's ties with Russia and BRICS membership. India defends its relationship with Russia, emphasizing its independence. Trade negotiations with the US are expected. India prioritizes its farmers and industries amid global economic uncertainty.
Trump tariff uncertainty distanced Vietnam from China. It didn’t last.
Despite tariff concerns, Vietnam's northern manufacturing hub is experiencing a surge in Chinese investment, particularly in Bac Ninh province. Provincial officials anticipate approving $1 billion in new investment licenses, largely from Chinese firms, as manufacturers shift production to Vietnam due to its cost advantages and proximity to China.
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Trump deals bring some clarity for world’s manufacturing base
President Trump's new tariff deals are reshaping global trade, setting rates at 15% for Japan and around 19% for Southeast Asia. While investors are relieved, uncertainty remains regarding sectoral tariffs on nations like Taiwan and India. Businesses are strategizing to minimize sales impact, potentially shifting production from China.
India is hot trade again as investors chase Trump-era winners
The Nifty 50 index reached its highest point since October. Optimism surrounds a potential US-India trade deal. Corporate India is attracting global investors with significant debt deals. Favorable macroeconomic conditions and a dovish stance from the Reserve Bank of India are boosting the market. Global fund managers are increasingly favoring Indian shares.
India needs to create 115 million jobs by 2030, research shows
India needs to create 115 million jobs by 2030 to boost services and manufacturing for economic expansion. The country must generate 16.5 million jobs annually, 10.4 million from the formal sector, to address high youth unemployment and low labor force participation rate.
US efforts to reshape global supply chains gather pace in Asia
President Joe Biden's tariff hikes on Chinese imports are reshaping Asian trade routes, with Taiwan's exports to the US surging over 80% in April.
Gautam Adani maps comeback strategy after $132 billion Hindenburg rout
The ports-to-power conglomerate helmed by Adani — who used to be Asia’s richest person — is hoping to claw back the narrative with this playbook and calm jittery investors and lenders after US-based Hindenburg Research on Jan. 24 accused it of accounting fraud, stock manipulation and other corporate governance lapses. The Adani Group denies these allegations.
Asian shares dip on hawkish Fed remarks
Core consumer prices in Tokyo, released on Tuesday, rose a faster-than-expected 4.0% in December from a year earlier, underpinning market expectations that the Bank of Japan may phase out its massive stimulus by tweaking its yield curve control policy.
Surprise tightening in Asia ups pressure on dovish central banks
Pressure is on countries like India who are already returning policy toward pre-pandemic levels. That’s because higher borrowing costs in the US tend to drain capital from emerging markets as money managers chase yields amid negative real rates in Asia.
China keeps virus at bay at high cost ahead of Olympics
Most of China is virus-free, but the abrupt, severe response to outbreaks has left would-be tourists jittery about traveling to places they might be barred from leaving. That has hit consumer spending, hindering efforts to keep the economic recovery on track.
View: Do it like Vietnam, the new way to manage Covid and economy
Of the 56 firms that moved bases from China in 2018-19, Vietnam got 26, Taiwan 11, Thailand 8 and India 3.
Fed's long pause opens door for Asian central banks to cut rates
The focus is shifting to domestic concerns as the primary driver of monetary policy.
Apple, Samsung open their wallets, boosting world's economy
Around 69 percent of Asian companies increased capex last year, compared to 48 percent in 2016, according to Joao Cesar, senior investment analyst at Mirae Asset Global Investments.
Jaitley's dilemma shows why the India of Modi's dreams is still a long way off
In trying to legitimize and tax informal economy, Jaitley has the unenviable task of ensuring the hiccups aren’t a sign that something deeper ails India.
Strong dollar splits Asia central banks into fans, foes. Look where India stands
Asian central banks can be divided in two camps when it comes to a strong dollar, with the larger group clearly in favor of weaker currencies to support exports.
F1's SEAsia future in doubt after Ecclestone comments about Singapore
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:F1's SEAsia future in doubt after Ecclestone comments about Singapore
F1's SEAsia future in doubt after Ecclestone comments about Singapore
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:F1's SEAsia future in doubt after Ecclestone comments about Singapore
F1's SEAsia future in doubt as Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop race - report
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:F1's SEAsia future in doubt as Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop race - report
Coorected: F1's SEAsia future in doubt as Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop race - report
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:Coorected: F1's SEAsia future in doubt as Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop race - report
F1's SEAsia future in doubt as Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop race - report
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:F1's SEAsia future in doubt as Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop race - report
Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop F1 race - report
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop F1 race - report
Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop F1 race-report
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop F1 race-report
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Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop F1 race - report
MOTOR-F1-SINGAPORE:Ecclestone says Singapore wants to drop F1 race - report
Trump’s rise deals another blow to India’s manufacturing dream
Trump’s policy mix could slow planned US investment abroad, and place curbs on immigration, especially on that of IT workers that our country specialises in.
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