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There's no looking back for safe-haven gold amid the global trade uncertainties that have emanated from Trump administration's reciprocal tariffs and Chinese counter tariffs.

Gold consumption in India has been steadily increasing over the past three years. In 2024, the total gold demand was 802.8 tons, a 5% increase compared to 2023. Which are the top 10 countries that use the most gold globally?

US President Donald Trump on Thursday expressed confidence about reaching a "very good" trade deal with China, even as the US imposed steep tariffs of up to 245 per cent on Chinese imports in response to Beijing's retaliatory actions.

The US-China trade war, which started getting worse in April 2025, is like a storm shaking up prices, jobs, and markets everywhere, including India.

An analytical piece on Trump's sweeping 2025 tariffs, their global economic impact, and how India’s strategic restraint could turn disruption into opportunity.

Trump has raised tariffs on Chinese imports to 245%, escalating trade tensions. China pushed back, warning of prolonged conflict. Markets dropped globally, while U.S. firms scramble to restructure supply chains amid growing uncertainty.

A recent report by Crisil Ratings acknowledges the risk of China potentially dumping electronics products in India. This means selling goods at prices lower than their cost of production or below the market price in other countries.

China has ordered its airlines not to take any further deliveries of Boeing jets, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.

US tariffs are impacting Chinese ports like Shanghai and Guangdong, with cargo ships to the US dwindling. Factories in key export provinces are halting production as goods pile up due to tariff increases.

The storyline of the game, set partially in the year 2025, depicts a cyber-driven Cold War between the two superpowers. Central to the game’s narrative is a cyberattack on China's stock market by a villain named Raul Menendez, which triggers a global economic crisis.