US Markets Today: S&P 500, Dow Jones reflect investor caution as US -China trade deal hopes stay murky – Times of India

US Markets Today: S&P 500, Dow Jones reflect investor caution as US -China trade deal hopes stay murky – Times of India

US markets opened on a mixed note Thursday morning as investors closely monitored ongoing signals about global trade negotiations, particularly between the United States and China.Lingering uncertainty around tariff talks, paired with cautious sentiment from key officials, continued to shape investor behaviour across asset classes.As of 9:42 AM GMT-4, US stock markets showed a mixed…

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Asian stocks value climb as US signals tariff relief and fed stability – Times of India

Asian stocks value climb as US signals tariff relief and fed stability – Times of India

AI-generated representative image Asian markets rose on Wednesday, encouraged by US President Donald Trump’s reassurance that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will remain in his position.The Indian equity benchmarks opened on a positive note on Wednesday, with the BSE Sensexcrossing 80,200 and trading at 80,140.02, up 544 points or 0.68 percent, as of 9.21 AM….

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How TikTok became a popular tool for Chinese manufacturers to circumvent US tariff policies – Times of India

How TikTok became a popular tool for Chinese manufacturers to circumvent US tariff policies – Times of India

Chinese app TikTok mock US customers amid tariff war US TikTok users are increasingly encountering a surge of videos from Chinese content creators encouraging Americans to purchase goods directly from Chinese factories—an apparent strategy to sidestep the Trump administration’s tariffs. These viral clips, often filmed at manufacturing facilities purportedly producing for major US brands like…

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Trump tariff bleed Indian markets: Investors lose Rs 11.3 lakh crore since April 2 – Times of India

Trump tariff bleed Indian markets: Investors lose Rs 11.3 lakh crore since April 2 – Times of India

Indian investors suffered a massive bloodbath at Dalal street, with the market capitalisation of BSE-listed companies falling by a staggering Rs 11.30 lakh crore since the beginning of April. The downfall was triggered by ongoing tariff concerns fueled by a series of aggressive tariff announcements between the United States and China.Since April 2, the BSE…

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