President Trump fiercely criticized the Supreme Court after it struck down his global tariffs, deeming the decision “ridiculous.” He vowed to pursue alternative measures to impose new duties, despite the ruling limiting his executive authority. The decision injects uncertainty into global trade as Trump signals continued use of tariffs.
India will now face a 10% tariff on imports to the US, as President Trump signed an executive order imposing this global rate. This move follows a US Supreme Court ruling that declared his previous tariffs illegal. Trump stated that this new tariff structure is a reversal, with India now paying tariffs to the US.
President Trump signed a proclamation imposing a 10% temporary import surcharge on most goods, effective February 24 for 150 days. This action, taken under emergency powers, aims to address significant balance-of-payments deficits and encourage domestic manufacturing. Broad exemptions are included for economic necessity and national interest.
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The Labour Ministry has unveiled a comprehensive compliance checklist for employers, consolidating nearly two dozen requirements under four new labour codes. This initiative aims to clarify responsibilities, prevent evasion, and minimize legal disputes by providing a clear roadmap for businesses. The checklist covers foundational, monthly, annual, and event-specific obligations, ensuring smoother transitions and enhanced worker
Stock market recommendations: IndusInd Bank, and UPL are the top stock recommendations by Bajaj Broking Research for February 20, 2026 with a 3-month horizon in mind. The brokerage also shares its view on Nifty and Bank Nifty:
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Gold price prediction today: Gold prices are facing resistance at higher levels, and the short-term structure is showing weakness, says Jateen Trivedi, VP Research Analyst – Commodity and Currency, LKP Securities.
India has joined the US-led Pax Silica strategic alliance, a coalition aimed at defining the 21st-century economic and technological order. The declaration focuses on building secure, resilient ecosystems for critical minerals and AI, bolstering India’s electronics and semiconductor industry. This move strengthens global AI and semiconductor supply chains, reducing dependence on non-aligned nations.
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