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#DLG+2NEWSLETTER / #DLG+2NEWSWIRES
THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 10th APRIL, 2025 / THURSDAY
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,
Today is THURSDAY, 10th FEBRUARY 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, as i scan the news-headlines across the world, what i read as a one line message while i sit down to write the newsletter is that, Trump’s Tariff Tussle Triggers Global Trade Turmoil.
You can have a look at the TOP US and THE TOP WORLD HEADLINES (Courtesy : DEMOCRACY NOW), as the previous day sets off.
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Good Morning! Here's a news commentary based on the news-pointers, I've woven together some of the key global events into a cohesive narrative, keeping the tone engaging and reflective of an Indian perspective ...
Trump’s Tariff Tussle Triggers Global Trade Turmoil
The world seems to be spinning into a tariff tornado, and it’s all thanks to the one-man whirlwind, Donald Trump.
Barely settling into his latest stint in the White House, Trump’s trade policies are already ruffling feathers globally.
After China slapped a hefty 84 per cent tariff on US goods, the European Union has now jumped into the fray, hitting back with duties targeting €21 billion worth of American imports.
Clearly, nobody’s in the mood to play nice with Uncle Sam these days.
It all started with Trump’s chest-thumping promise to “Make America Great Again” through steep tariffs on foreign goods.
But China, never one to back down, retaliated with an 84 per cent hike—yes, you read that right, 84 per cent!—on US imports.
Social media in China is buzzing with memes and cheeky jabs, with some calling it a “hilarious” twist in this escalating trade war.
Meanwhile, the EU, led by powerhouses like Germany, has responded with its own 25 per cent duties on a range of US products.
Germany’s Friedrich Merz, fresh off sealing a coalition deal with the Social Democrats after weeks of talks, seems keen to show Trump that Europe won’t be pushed around either.
Back home in India, we’re watching this drama unfold with a mix of amusement and concern.
Our exporters are already juggling enough with global supply chain woes—do we really need a full-blown trade war to spice things up? If this tit-for-tat continues, Indian businesses could feel the heat, especially if the US starts eyeing our steel and textile exports next.
Time to buckle up, folks!
On the flip side, some countries are quietly cashing in on the chaos.
Lego, for instance, has just opened a swanky $1-billion factory in Vietnam, betting big on Asia’s growing market.
And why not? With the West busy squabbling, Asia might just become the new hub of opportunity.
Closer to home, Argentina’s Javier Milei is banking on a $20-billion IMF loan to steady his economic reforms—proof that even in a shaky world, there’s room for bold moves.
But it’s not all trade tantrums and factory fanfare.
The news cycle’s also dishing out tragedy and intrigue.
Down in the Dominican Republic, a nightclub collapse has left families in despair as the death toll climbs.
In Gaza City, at least 20 Palestinians lost their lives after Israeli jets bombed a family home—another grim reminder of the unending conflict there.
And in Thailand, a US academic’s been jailed before his trial on royal insult charges, sparking debates about free speech versus tradition.
Meanwhile, Iran’s flexing its muscles, showcasing six achievements on National Nuclear Technology Day, while Russia’s summoning the French ambassador over a detained employee at Paris airport.
Oh, and if you believe declassified CIA docs, they’ve found the Ark of the Covenant! Bollywood scriptwriters, take note—this could be your next blockbuster.
On a lighter note, a Universal theme park is set to open in Bedfordshire by 2031, and a badminton star dubbed the “most beautiful player” has told fans to stop stalking her.
Fair enough—she’s got smashes to perfect, not selfies to pose for!
As for Trump, even the Christmas spirit’s taken a hit.
A factory’s lamenting no US orders this festive season, with one worker reportedly muttering, “You’re a mean one, Mr. Trump!”
Maybe it’s time for the man in the White House to ease up on the tariff trigger and spread some holiday cheer instead. For now, the world’s watching—and India’s hoping this global game of economic chess doesn’t checkmate us all.
Cheers!
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While on the Business News Front ...
Here’s a rundown of the trending business news in the world based on the latest available information ...
Escalation of U.S.-China Trade War
What’s Happening: Global markets are reeling as the U.S., under President Donald Trump, has implemented a 104% tariff on Chinese imports, effective today. China retaliated swiftly with an 84% tariff on U.S. goods, set to begin tomorrow, April 10. This tit-for-tat escalation has sparked a selloff in U.S. Treasuries, a drop in the U.S. dollar, and a 10.7% decline in the S&P 500 since April 2.
Impact: Investors are dumping safe-haven assets amid uncertainty, with the yield on U.S. 10-year notes rising to 4.384%. Companies like Delta Air Lines are already feeling the pinch, cutting growth plans due to weakened demand following the tariff announcements. Trump has urged calm, suggesting the U.S. has the resources to weather the storm, but markets remain jittery.
European Union Responds with Tariffs
What’s Happening: The EU voted today to impose retaliatory tariffs on over €20 billion worth of U.S. products, including soybeans, motorcycles, and beauty products, in response to Trump’s tariff barrage. This marks the EU’s first unified countermeasure in this latest trade spat.
Impact: The move threatens to further strain transatlantic trade relations and could hit U.S. exporters hard, while European markets brace for potential U.S. counteractions. Global stock markets, including Asia’s Nikkei 225 (down over 5%), are reflecting the widespread unease.
Gold Prices Edge Up Amid Market Turmoil
What’s Happening: Gold prices rose slightly today, opening at $2,998.30 compared to yesterday’s close of $2,968.40. Despite being near all-time highs, gold’s rally has softened due to the tariff-induced market chaos.
Impact: Investors are torn between gold as a safe haven and the volatility driving other asset classes. Analysts remain bullish on gold long-term, but its short-term trajectory is clouded by the trade war fallout.
Apple and iPhone Manufacturing Debate
What’s Happening: Trump has claimed the U.S. can reshore iPhone production to counter tariff pressures, but analysts are skeptical. Apple shares dropped 5% yesterday, briefly losing its spot as the world’s most valuable company to Microsoft. Experts estimate a U.S.-made iPhone could cost $3,500, far above current prices.
Impact: The feasibility of this shift is questioned due to time, cost, and supply chain complexities, putting pressure on tech giants to adapt to the new trade landscape.
Global Market Volatility and Corporate Reactions
What’s Happening: Stock futures are sharply lower, and companies are adjusting strategies. Delta Air Lines cited “disappointing bookings” linked to tariffs, while Wall Street saw a modest uptick today as investors scooped up discounted tech stocks. China is reportedly planning a high-level meeting to devise economic support measures.
Impact: The tariff war is creating a ripple effect—airlines, tech firms, and manufacturers are recalibrating, while emerging markets face a projected growth slowdown to 4.2% in 2025, per IMF forecasts.
These above narrated stories dominate business headlines, reflecting a world grappling with trade tensions, market instability, and shifting economic strategies.
The headlines of the newspapers from across the world alongwith analysis of same news in a crip manner as done by SKY NEWS, here we go ... with the YouTube video Courtesy of : SKY NEWS as presented by SKY NEWS - A LOOK AT TOMORROW'S HEADLINES - PRESS REVIEW.
So, that is all as far as THE WORLD REPORT goes, all other continent-wise news-updates, news-flashes can be read in WORLD NEWSWIRES section ...
As far as THE INDIA STORY goes, as i scan the online and offline news platforms, the news headlines are pivoting around from political developments, regional and local events, crime-law & order news and business news developments, which can very well be read in the INDIA NEWSWIRES section, displayed below.
THE INDIA STORY : A Week of Highs, Lows, and Hard Choices
Dear Readers!
What a week it’s been for India—a rollercoaster of developments that have left us both proud and perplexed. From diplomatic decisions to mid-air mischief, and from economic tweaks to political slugfests, there’s plenty to unpack. Let’s dive into the headlines shaping our nation’s narrative today.
First up, India’s decision to withdraw the cargo transshipment facility extended to Bangladesh has raised eyebrows.
The Ministry of External Affairs cited logistical nightmares—congestion at airports and ports, spiralling costs, and delays hitting our own exports.
Fair enough, one might say; after all, charity begins at home.
But this move could ruffle feathers in Dhaka, especially given our ‘Neighbourhood First’ policy.
With trade and ties at stake, has New Delhi struck the right balance, or are we risking a diplomatic misstep?
Speaking of turbulence, an Air India flight from Delhi to Bangkok turned into a mid-air horror show when a passenger allegedly urinated on a co-passenger.
Yes, you read that right!
Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has promised swift action, and one hopes this isn’t just hot air.
Such incidents aren’t just a blot on our national carrier’s reputation—they’re a reminder that civility seems to be in short supply at 30,000 feet.
Time for stricter norms, perhaps?
On the defence front, talks with France for a government-to-government deal on Rafale M fighter jets are set to kick off, with a pact expected this month.
This could bolster our military muscle, especially in the Indo-Pacific.
But with big-ticket deals come bigger questions—can we afford it, and will it deliver the bang for our buck?
Watch this space.
Closer to home, the 2020 Delhi riots probe against BJP leader Kapil Mishra has hit a pause button, with further investigation stayed.
Critics call it political shielding; supporters say it’s due process.
Either way, justice delayed feels like justice denied for many still seeking closure from those dark days.
Meanwhile, the RBI’s nudging the NPCI to rethink UPI’s person-to-merchant transaction limits.
Digital payments have been India’s pride, but are we hitting a ceiling?
Experts also cheered the RBI’s 25 bps rate cut and shift to an ‘accommodative’ stance—timely, they say, as Trump’s reciprocal tariffs loom larger than inflation on the worry list.
The Nifty Pharma index, though, took a 1.97% tumble—proof that not all boats rise with the tide.
Down south, Vizhinjam Port scripted history with MSC Turkiye’s maiden berth—a milestone for India’s maritime ambitions.
And in aerospace, Airbus and Mahindra Aerostructures inked a deal to manufacture H130 helicopter fuselages.
These are the kind of ‘Make in India’ wins we love to see!
But it’s not all rosy.
Karnataka’s CM’s economic adviser boldly labelled the state No. 1 in corruption—ouch!
That’s a self-inflicted jab if ever there was one.
In West Bengal, teachers who lost jobs faced a lathi charge, prompting Minister Bratya Basu to ask, “Why did they go to the district inspector’s office?”
Good question, sir, but the baton bruises demand better answers.
The political circus rolled on with Shiv Sena MLA Sanjay Gaikwad vowing to confront comedian Kunal Kamra over a ‘traitor’ jibe at CM Eknath Shinde.
And in Delhi’s CR Park, TMC’s Mahua Moitra alleged BJP ‘goons’ shut down fish shops, ranting, “Are we all supposed to eat dhoklas and chant Jai Shri Ram?”
The BJP dismissed her video as fake—another day, another showdown.
On a sombre note, Congress veteran Kumari Ananthan passed away, leaving behind a legacy of service.
Across borders, an Indian-origin man in Toronto faces charges of sexually assaulting girls, while back home, 22 Maoists surrendered in Chhattisgarh—a small victory in a long battle.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, meanwhile, ensured no lapses in treatment for Congress Stalwart Leader P. Chidambaram, says Gujarat arm of Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP) showing a human touch amid the political din.
And for some cheer, four Indian films stormed Netflix’s global top 10—proof our stories are conquering the world!
Yet, challenges loom.
Indian students in the US might lose working rights, and a defence pact with Sri Lanka signals tighter strategic grip—geopolitics at play.
While in updates on Business-News from India ...
Here's a roundup of trending business news in India, based on the latest available insights ...
Stock Market Volatility Amid Global Trade Tensions
Indian equities faced a turbulent day, with the Sensex dropping over 350 points and the Nifty closing below 22,500. This decline was largely attributed to global tariff wars, particularly following U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of a 104% tariff on Chinese imports, effective today. Banking stocks were notably hit, with foreign institutional investors (FIIs) selling shares worth ₹4,994.24 crore, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) countered with net purchases of ₹3,097.24 crore. Despite a 25-basis-point repo rate cut by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to 6.25%, announced today as part of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting, the market sentiment remained cautious due to external pressures.
RBI's Monetary Policy Decision
The RBI's MPC concluded its first meeting for FY26 today, opting for a 25-basis-point repo rate cut, bringing it to 6.25%. This move, aligned with expectations, came alongside a lowered inflation forecast for FY26, boosting stocks like Nestle India, which rose 3% to ₹2,344.85. The decision reflects the RBI’s aim to stimulate growth amid global economic uncertainties, though analysts note the cut might not fully offset the negative mood stemming from U.S.-China trade escalations.
Corporate Earnings and Resignations
Companies like OK Play India and BF Utilities released their Q4 FY25 results today, providing insights into their March quarter performance. Meanwhile, Zomato saw a sharp share price drop after Rinshul Chandra, COO of its food delivery business, resigned on April 5, adding to market jitters. On a positive note, Titan Company surged 3.3% after reporting a 25% Q4 revenue jump, driven by higher gold prices, earning an "outperform" rating from Macquarie with a target of ₹4,000.
Trade War Implications and India’s Position
Trump’s tariff hike to 104% on China has sparked discussions on whether India could emerge as an unexpected winner in the shifting global trade landscape. Experts suggest India might attract manufacturing shifts, though challenges like regulatory barriers and domestic policy consistency remain. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s recent India-UK Investor Roundtable in London, engaging 60 UK investors, underscores efforts to bolster India’s economic ties amid these dynamics.
Stock Recommendations and Market Outlook
Brokers highlighted stocks to watch today, including V-Guard Industries (buy at ₹360.05, target ₹385) and SBI Cards (buy at ₹848, target ₹875), citing bullish patterns. Analysts at Motilal Oswal also flagged ICICI Bank, Larsen & Toubro, and Reliance Industries as potentially insulated from trade war fallout. However, the market outlook remains cautious, with the Nifty50 expected to face pressure tomorrow due to the Mahavir Jayanti holiday closing trading on April 10.
These stories reflect a mix of domestic policy responses, corporate developments, and global economic influences shaping India’s business landscape today.
As we navigate these choppy waters, one thing’s clear:
India’s in the spotlight, for better or worse.
What do you think— are we soaring or stumbling?
Let’s talk it over a cup of chai!
Until next time, stay informed and keep questioning!
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So, that is all as far as THE INDIA STORY goes, all other nation, statewise and citywise news-updates, news-flashes in can be read in INDIA NEWSWIRES section ...
THE GUJARAT DIARY
Now let us catch with THE GUJARAT DIARY
As i scan the online and offline space in Gujarat Media, it seems headlines in Gujarati media are yet dominated with the political developments, local updates & flashes and business news updates, which can very well be read in the GUJARAT NEWSWIRES.
Here's a news commentary based on the news-pointers from Gujarat, which weaves together some key highlights into a cohesive narrative.
Gujarat in Spotlight : From Cricket to Politics, a State on the Move
As the sun set over Ahmedabad today, April 9, 2025, all eyes were glued to the IPL 2025 clash between Gujarat Titans (GT) and Rajasthan Royals (RR).
The Royals, led by their astute captain, won the toss and opted to field first against the in-form Titans at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
But the buzz wasn’t just about the pitch—it was about who wasn’t on it.
Wanindu Hasaranga, RR’s star spinner picked up for a hefty Rs 5.25 crore, missed the game due to personal reasons, leaving fans and pundits speculating.
In his place stepped Fazalhaq Farooqi, as RR aimed to tame a Gujarat side looking to extend their winning streak.
With live streaming options galore and Dream11 predictions flying thick and fast, this match has cricket lovers across India hooked.
Will the Titans’ form prevail, or can the resurgent Royals turn the tide? Only time will tell.
Meanwhile, Gujarat’s prominence this week goes beyond the boundary ropes.
On the occasion of World Homoeopathy Day, the state hosted a record-breaking symposium, showcasing India’s growing embrace of alternative medicine.
It’s a proud moment for Gujarat, a state that’s also making waves in governance and rural development.
Over 77,000 panchayats nationwide were recognised in the first-ever Panchayat Advancement Index, with Gujarat and Telangana leading the pack.
Adding to this, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has approved an early release of Narmada water by May 15 to boost Kharif sowing—a move aimed at empowering farmers and enhancing crop production.
Not stopping there, Patel also hiked the MLA development fund to Rs 2.5 crore annually, with a focus on water infrastructure, and increased grants for MLAs by Rs 1 crore.
Clearly, Gujarat is batting on the front foot when it comes to progress.
But it’s not all smooth sailing.
The political pitch in Gujarat is heating up too.
The Congress, out of power here for three decades, held its AICC session in the state, adopting a resolution to reclaim its lost glory by 2027.
Rahul Gandhi, addressing the gathering, pushed hard for a nationwide caste census, praising Telangana for leading the way.
The party also passed a resolution honouring Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, a nod to Gujarat’s iconic son, though the BJP was quick to mock Congress over a ‘separate chair’ for party president Mallikarjun Kharge at the event—petty politics at play, perhaps?
Meanwhile, AAP’s Gopal Rai and senior leaders are touring Gujarat, aiming to restructure their organisation and eye the Visavadar bypoll as a stepping stone.
Gujarat, it seems, remains a complex ideological battleground.
On the flip side, the state’s grappling with challenges.
A heat wave has pushed temperatures in Surendranagar to a scorching 44.8 degrees, while the Gujarat ATS busted a bogus arms licence racket, nabbing seven culprits.
And in a curious twist, India Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reportedly instructed officials to ensure no lapses in the treatment of Congress veteran P. Chidambaram—prompting Gujarat BJP to underline their commitment to duty over politics.
Elsewhere, administrative hiccups like a bribe scandal involving an additional secretary and delays in law college admissions signal that all’s not perfect in paradise.
From cricket fever and rural strides to political jostling and governance grit, Gujarat is a state in the thick of action. As the Titans and Royals battle it out tonight, and leaders across parties strategise their next move, one thing’s clear—this is a state that’s not just playing the game, but aiming to win it, both on and off the field.
Hope this captures the essence of the news pointers for you!
Meanwhile, lets take a bird's eye view on Business-News Pointers from Gujarat ...
An overview of trending business news in Gujarat, based on the latest available information.
Here’s what’s making headlines in the business landscape of Gujarat, a pack of Trending Business News in Gujarat ...
Mahindra Aerostructures Secures Airbus Helicopters Order
Details: Mahindra Aerostructures, based in Gujarat, has secured a significant order to supply H130 fuselage components to Airbus Helicopters. This deal underscores Gujarat's growing role in India’s aerospace manufacturing sector, bolstered by its robust industrial infrastructure.
Impact: The contract is expected to create jobs and enhance Gujarat’s reputation as a hub for high-tech manufacturing, aligning with the state’s push toward industrial diversification beyond textiles and chemicals.
Stock Market Picks Highlight Gujarat-Based Companies
Details: Financial analyst Vaishali Parekh recommended three stocks to buy today, including BF Investment, which has ties to Gujarat’s industrial ecosystem. Meanwhile, broader market analyses from sources like Motilal Oswal and CLSA feature companies with operations in Gujarat, reflecting the state’s active role in India’s stock market.
Impact: Gujarat’s businesses are gaining attention from investors, with the state’s economic stability and industrial growth driving interest in local firms.
Heatwave Affects Agricultural Productivity
Details: The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for extreme heat in Gujarat, with temperatures exceeding 40°C in regions like Saurashtra and Kutch. This heatwave, part of a broader North Indian trend, is impacting the farming sector, which lost significant productivity last year due to similar conditions.
Impact: Business news highlights concerns over reduced agricultural output, potentially increasing costs for agro-based industries in Gujarat, a state known for its cotton, groundnut, and dairy production.
IPL 2025 Boosts Local Economy
Details: The Gujarat Titans vs. Rajasthan Royals IPL match scheduled tonight at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad is generating buzz. With Gujarat Titans on a three-match winning streak, local businesses, including hospitality, retail, and food services, are seeing a surge in activity.
Impact: The IPL season is a significant economic driver for Gujarat, with Ahmedabad’s business community capitalizing on the influx of fans and media attention.
SAL Automotive’s Bonus Share Allotment
Details: SAL Automotive, a Gujarat-based company, recently allotted 23.97 lakh bonus equity shares on April 4, 2025, in a 1:1 ratio. This move, reported today, reflects confidence in the company’s growth trajectory.
Impact: The bonus issue is likely to attract investor interest and bolster Gujarat’s automotive sector, which is a key contributor to the state’s economy.
Broader Context
Gujarat’s business news today reflects its dual strengths in traditional industries (like agriculture and automotive) and emerging sectors (like aerospace). The state’s economic narrative is also tied to national trends, such as the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana’s milestone of Rs 32.61 lakh crore in loans to small businesses, many of which operate in Gujarat’s vibrant MSME sector. Additionally, the heatwave’s economic ripple effects and the IPL’s commercial boost highlight the interplay between environmental factors, sports, and business in the region.
Cheers!
THE BUSINESS BUZZ
As i scan the online and offline space in Business Media space of the nation, it seems headlines are dominated with the updates from Global Markets, Indian Bourses, Key and Sectoral, Brokerage views, Corporate Announcements and Stock Specific views and allied price movements, LIVE MARKET UPDATES etc. which can very well be read in the INDIA BUSINESS NEWSWIRES and WORLD BUSINESS NEWSWIRES, as well.
So, let us have a bird-eye view over Economic Events Calendar, globally ...
So, here we go with the details of the economic events scheduled worldwide for tomorrow, Thursday, April 10, 2025. Based on the available information and general economic calendar trends, here’s a rundown of key events that might be occurring globally on that date. Note that specific times and details may vary slightly depending on time zones and last-minute updates, but I'll do my best to give you a comprehensive overview.
Economic Events Calendar for Thursday, April 10, 2025
UNITED STATES (THE US)
Consumer Price Index (CPI) - March 2025
Time: 8:30 AM EST (6:00 PM IST)
Description: This key inflation indicator measures the change in prices paid by consumers for goods and services. It’s a critical release that can influence markets, especially given current economic discussions around tariffs and inflation pressures. Forecasts suggest a year-over-year increase, potentially around 2.9%, with core CPI (excluding food and energy) at 3.2%, though these figures could shift based on recent policy developments.
FOMC Minutes (March Meeting)
Time: 2:00 PM EST (11:30 PM IST)
Description: The minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee’s March meeting will be released, offering insights into the Federal Reserve’s stance on interest rates and economic policy. Given recent tariff-related uncertainties, markets will scrutinize these for clues on future rate decisions.
Unemployment Claims (Weekly)
Time: 8:30 AM EST (6:00 PM IST)
Description: This weekly report tracks initial jobless claims, providing a timely snapshot of labor market health. It’s particularly relevant amidst discussions of economic slowdown or stagflation risks.
Asia
China (Mainland) Inflation (March 2025)
Time: Morning CST (likely around 7:00 AM IST)
Description: The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March will reflect inflation trends in China, a key global economic player. This data could be influenced by trade tensions, including U.S. tariff policies, and will impact commodity markets and currencies like the Yuan.
South Korea Unemployment Rate (March 2025)
Time: Morning KST (likely around 5:30 AM IST)
Description: This release provides insight into South Korea’s labor market, which is significant for its export-driven economy, particularly in tech and manufacturing sectors.
Taiwan Trade Data (March 2025)
Time: Morning TST (likely around 6:00 AM IST)
Description: Export and import figures will shed light on Taiwan’s economic performance, especially relevant given its role in the global semiconductor supply chain.
EUROPE / EUROZONE
Italy Industrial Production (February 2025)
Time: 10:00 AM CET (2:30 PM IST)
Description: This measures the output of Italian industries, offering a glimpse into the Eurozone’s manufacturing health. A lag in data (February) is typical for this indicator.
Turkey Industrial Production (February 2025)
Time: 10:00 AM TRT (12:30 PM IST)
Description: Tracks industrial output in Turkey, an emerging market with exposure to global trade dynamics.
United Kingdom KPMG/REC Report on Jobs (March 2025)
Time: Morning GMT (likely around 1:30 PM IST)
Description: This private-sector survey provides insights into UK labor market trends, including hiring and wage pressures, complementing official data.
India / Holiday (Potential)
Description: Posts on X suggest India might observe a holiday on April 10, 2025. While not specified, it could align with regional or national observances (e.g., a festival or public holiday). If confirmed, financial markets in India might be closed, limiting local economic data releases.
Additional Notes
Time Zone Consideration: Times are approximate and adjusted to Indian Standard Time (IST) where possible. IST is 5.5 hours ahead of GMT/UTC.
Market Impact: The U.S. CPI and FOMC Minutes are likely to be the most market-moving events due to their implications for monetary policy and inflation expectations. China’s inflation data could also ripple through Asian markets.
Uncertainty: Economic calendars are subject to change, and some events might be rescheduled or added closer to the date.
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- Trade Tensions and Tariffs: Escalating geopolitical and trade uncertainties, particularly with recent U.S. tariff announcements targeting major trading partners, are weighing heavily on investor sentiment. This has led to a cautious stance globally, with Asian markets already showing sharp declines today, and U.S. markets closing lower on Tuesday after relinquishing intraday gains.
- Economic Indicators: Upcoming releases like the U.S. CPI data and FOMC meeting minutes later this week could further influence sentiment, but for tomorrow, the focus remains on the fallout from tariff news and recession fears. Europe and Japan are also expected to face pressure, with slower growth projections and policy uncertainties adding to the mix.
- Expected Trend: Major global indices are likely to open with downward pressure, reflecting a risk-off mood. Volatility is expected to persist, with investors awaiting clarity on trade policies and their broader economic impact.
- Opening Expectation: The Indian markets are poised for a weak start, with GIFT Nifty futures indicating a significant gap-down opening. Posts on X and analyst sentiments suggest the Nifty could test support levels around 22,000–22,300, following a turbulent week driven by global cues.
- Domestic Factors: The Reserve Bank of India’s Monetary Policy Committee (RBI MPC) decision, announced today, April 9, 2025, will be a critical driver. Any hawkish stance or muted rate cut expectations could exacerbate selling pressure. Additionally, upcoming CPI data (March) on April 11 may keep investors on edge, though its immediate impact will be post-tomorrow.
- Global Influence: Heavy foreign institutional investor (FII) outflows, triggered by tariff-related fears and a stronger U.S. dollar, are likely to continue influencing the market negatively. Domestic institutional investors (DIIs) may provide some cushion, but the broader trend points to a bearish opening.
- Sectoral Outlook: Defensive sectors like FMCG and pharma might see relative resilience, while cyclicals such as banking, auto, and industrials could face sharper declines amid risk aversion.
Summary / Both global and Indian markets are bracing for a challenging day on April 10, 2025, with a likely downward bias driven by trade policy uncertainties and global recession concerns. For India, the Nifty is expected to open lower, potentially testing key support levels, with the RBI’s policy stance adding a domestic layer to the narrative. Investors may adopt a wait-and-see approach, favoring caution over aggressive positions until more clarity emerges.
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GUJARAT NEWSWIRES
- India marks World Homoeopathy Day with record-breaking symposium in Gujarat
- Why Is Wanindu Hasaranga Is Not Playing For Rajasthan Royals Against Gujarat Titans In IPL 2025 - Explained
- IPL 2025 LIVE Rajasthan Royals opt to bowl against Gujarat Titans
- IPL 2025, RR vs GT: Rajasthan Royals opts to field against Gujarat Titans
- GT vs RR, IPL 2025: Why is Wanindu Hasaranga Not Playing For Rajasthan Royals Against Gujarat Titans?
- IPL 2025: Rajasthan Royals win toss, opt to field against Gujarat Titans; Farooqi replaces Hasaranga
- Listen: IPL - Gujarat Titans v Rajasthan Royals
- In oppn for 30 years, Congress adopts resolution at AICC session to get back to power in Gujarat
- GT vs RR Live Streaming, IPL 2025: How to Watch Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals Telecast on TV and Online?
- Broker’s call: Gujarat Gas (Buy)
- GT vs RR LIVE Score, IPL 2025: Gujarat Titans aim to extend winning streak against resurgent Rajasthan Royals
- At Aicc session in Gujarat, Rahul Gandhi pushes for caste census in the country, hails Telangana for showing the way
- Gujarat Cm Bhupendra Patel increases grant allocated to MLAs by Rs 1 crore
- GT vs RR Match Preview: Can recovering Rajasthan handle in-form Gujarat?
- PM Narendra Modi has given instructions to ensure no deficiency in Chidambaram’s treatment: Gujarat BJP
- GT vs RR Match Prediction: Who will win today’s IPL 2025 match between Gujarat Titans and Rajasthan Royals?
- GT vs RR Dream11 Prediction, IPL 2025: Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals Fantasy XI, 23rd Match
- Gopal Rai lays down marker for Gujarat AAP: organisational restructuring, winning Visavadar bypoll, top agenda
- Gujarat additional secretary, retired dean booked for seeking bribe from doctors facing inquiry
- GT vs RR live Cricket Score, IPL 2025: Gujarat Titans will take on Rajasthan Royals in Ahmedabad
- Gujarat advances Narmada water release to May 15 to aid Kharif sowing
- Gujarat CM Patel approves early release of irrigation water to boost cultivation and production of Kharif crops
- Over 77,000 panchayats recognized as performers in first-ever panchayat advancement index; Gujarat, Telangana lead in rural progress
- With focus on water, Gujarat hikes MLA development fund to Rs 2.5 crore a year
- Gujcet 2025 results on this date: Direct link here; know where, how to check Gujarat Board Cet exam scores at gseb.org
- GT vs RR Live Cricket Score Streaming Online, IPL 2025: Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals Match Live Free – When and Where to Watch?
- Senior AAP leaders on Gujarat tour to strengthen organisation
- GT vs RR IPL 2025: Today IPL Prediction- AI Predicts Winner Between Gujarat Titans And Rajasthan Royals
- Gujcet Result 2025: How, where to check Gseb Gujarat Cet results when announced
- 'He is party president': BJP targets Congress over 'separate' chair for Mallikarjun Kharge at Gujarat event
- Unwinnable for 3 decades, why Gujarat has been a complex ideological battleground for Congress
- GT vs RR Predicted Playing 11, IPL 2025: Washington Sundar in Gujarat Titans Xi as a batter
- All you need to know about Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals IPL 2025 match
- GT vs RR, IPL 2025: Match Prediction, Dream11 Team, Fantasy Cricket Tips and Pitch Report | Gujarat Titans vs Rajasthan Royals
- Congress passes resolution on Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel at Gujarat CWC meeting
- Fee row, NOC delay cast shadow over admissions to govt, granted law colleges in Gujarat
- Congress leadership vows to secure victory in next 2027 Gujarat assembly polls
- Gujarat ATS busts bogus arms licence racket, 7 held
- Surendranagar sizzles at 44.8 degrees as heat wave grips Gujarat
- Empuraan left a mark on a generation about Gujarat riots, says N.S. Madhavan
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INDIA NEWSWIRES
- India withdraws cargo transshipment facility for Bangladesh
- Passenger allegedly urinates on co-passenger on Air India flight from Delhi to Bangkok; Aviation Minister assures action
- Talks with France to begin for G2G deal for multirole fighter aircraft, Rafale M pact this month
- 2020 Delhi riots: Further investigation against BJP leader Kapil Mishra stayed
- RBI asks NPCI to review UPI person-to-merchant transaction limit
- Shiv Sena MLA vows to confront Kunal Kamra over ‘traitor’ remark against Shinde
- Karnataka No. 1 in corruption, says CM’s economic adviser
- RBI's 25 bps rate cut, change of monetary stance to 'accommodative' timely move: Experts
- MSC Turkiye makes historic berth at Vizhinjam Port, marking milestone in Indian maritime sector
- Airbus, Mahindra Aerostructures sign contract for H130 helicopter fuselage manufacturing
- India withdraws cargo transshipment facility for Bangladesh
- Indian-origin man charged with sexually assaulting girls in Toronto
- Chhattisgarh: 22 Maoists surrender in Bijapur, including 4 with ₹26 lakh bounty
- PM Narendra Modi has given instructions to ensure no deficiency in Chidambaram’s treatment: Gujarat BJP
- Four Indian films make it to Netflix top 10 worldwide
- Trump's reciprocal tariffs on India ‘bigger worry than inflation’: RBI governor
- Stock market update: Nifty Pharma index falls 1.97%
- Why Indian students in US might soon lose working rights
- Congress veteran Kumari Ananthan passes away
- India tightens grip over Sri Lanka with defense pact
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WORLD NEWSWIRES
- After China, EU hits back at Trump with tariffs targeting €21 billion goods
- China retaliates by imposing 84% tariffs on the US
- Germany's Merz unveils coalition deal with Social Democrats after weeks of talks
- Despair as death toll from Dominican Republic nightclub collapse rises
- Iran showcases 6 achievements on National Nuclear Technology
- China retaliates, increases tariff on US goods to 84 per cent
- Universal theme park set to open in Bedfordshire in 2031
- Lego opens $1-bn factory in Vietnam as it looks to Asia market
- $20B billion IMF loan set to help Argentina's Javier Milei stay course in economic reforms
- At least 20 Palestinians killed as Israeli jets bomb family home in Gaza City
- Thailand jails US academic before trial on royal insult charges
- S. Sudan cholera patients died walking to clinic after aid cuts
- Badminton star dubbed ‘most beautiful player’ tells to ‘stop stalking’
- ‘Hilarious’: China’s tariff war with US takes a different turn on social media
- China retaliates, increases tariff on US goods to 84 per cent
- Map shows World’s most hated countries
- China hits back at Donald Trump with 84% retaliatory tariff on US goods
- European Union to counter Trump tariffs with 25% duties on range of US imports
- Travel chaos as two major European airports shut down leaving dozens of flights cancelled
- Russia summons French ambassador over detention of employee at Paris airport
- CIA found the Ark of the Covenant, say declassified documents
- You’re a mean one Mr. Trump! Christmas factory reports no US orders
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BUSINESS NEWSWIRES
- TOI explainer: The math behind Donald Trump’s 104% tariffs on China
- India tops global digital payments: Amitabh Kant lauds 50% share
- Nifty Top Gainers, Losers On April 9: From Nestle, HUL To Wipro, SBI
- TCS Q4 Results Preview: Revenue Growth To Remain Modest, Outlook On US Macro Eyed
- Wall Street Today: S&P 500, Dow Jones Edge Higher After Weak Open, Nasdaq Jumps 2%
- RBI monetary policy 2025: Key takeaways as repo rate cut again amid global tariff tensions
- RBI Guv hints at more rate cuts in coming months
- UAE Gold Rate on April 9: Rate of 22k 8 gm gold RISES by AED 44
- RBI Rate Cut To Spur Demand For Home, Auto, And Personal Loans: Banks
- RBI More Concerned About Tariff Impact On Growth Than Inflation, Says Governor Malhotra
- Apple airlifted 5 planes full of iPhones from India, China in just 72 hours to escape...
- How long does it take for YouTube to accept monetization? Know how to fast-track the process
- Bank holiday 2025 on Mahavir Jayanti: Are banks open or closed on April 10?
- Meet woman who pursued civil services dream after engineering, cracked UPSC exam to become IPS officer at just...
- Manoj Kumar had two sons, one was actor Kunal Goswami but who was the other one, what did he do for living
- 7 celebrity inspired braided hairstyles to try this wedding season
- Jaya Bachchan birthday special: Unknown facts about Bollywood's 'Guddi'
- Donald Trump says tariff-hit countries are 'kissing my a**' to make a deal
- Delhi residents to now pay for garbage pickup, know charges introduced by MCD
- Indian banks win UK bankruptcy appeal in Vijay Mallya case
- Air India passenger 'urinates' on fellow traveller on Delhi-Bangkok flight
- Tahawwur Rana's extradition will expose Pakistani state actors' role in 26/11 attacks: Sources
- MPC | What is 'accommodative stance' that the RBI Governor announced
- Xi pledges to strengthen ties with neighbours amid Trump’s tariff war with China
- Those who do not fulfil responsibilities in party should retire: Congress' Mallikarjun Kharge
- How you can beat the heat
- After HC order, bike taxi drivers look for other gigs
- Why India-Bangla ties will endure
- Don’t compromise Western Ghats for energy
- TOI explainer: The math behind Donald Trump’s 104% tariffs on China
- Stock market today: BSE Sensex opens over 350 points down; Nifty50 below 22,450
- US treasury yield surged, futures drop sharply and global markets tumble as US-China trade war deepens
- The Beacon School launches in Gurugram, redefining the city's education landscape
- New Aadhaar app with face ID soon: Ashwini Vaishnaw
- Reliance's Cola reboot: Can Campa take on Coke and Pepsi?
- 'I am not Sanjay of Mahabharata': RBI governor on where repo rate will head amidst Trump's tariff wars
- Trump's tariffs exacerbate uncertainties! Why RBI cut repo rate by 25 basis points to support GDP growth
- Top stocks to buy today: Stock recommendations for April 9, 2025
- Shaky Street: Sensex surges 1.1k points day after 2.2k-point crash
- Delhi-based fashion designer sends legal notice to Argentinian brand Rapsodia over ‘plagiarism’
- IOC to invest ₹61,000 crore in mega petchem project in Odisha
- IRDAI imposes ₹1.06 cr. penalty on Flipkart for violations
- II PUC: Girls trump boys again, Udupi emerges as top performer, Yadgir last
- Values enshrined by Jainism offer answer to global challenges: PM Modi
- Elon Musk trolled during Starlink ‘Path of Exile 2’ jet livestream to prove gaming chops
- The IMF reaches a deal with troubled Argentina on a $20 billion bailout
- No rift in alliance with BJP in Karnataka, says H.D. Kumaraswamy
- Donald Trump says ‘Tariff-hit countries dying to make a deal’
- RBI lowers GDP growth projection to 6.5% for FY26
- Nifty Top Gainers, Losers On April 9: From Nestle, HUL To Wipro, SBI
- TCS Q4 Results Preview: Revenue Growth To Remain Modest, Outlook On US Macro Eyed
- Wall Street Today: S&P 500, Dow Jones Edge Higher After Weak Open, Nasdaq Jumps 2%
- RBI More Concerned About Tariff Impact On Growth Than Inflation, Says Governor Malhotra
- Stock Market Holiday: Are NSE, BSE Open Or Closed Tomorrow For Mahavir Jayanti?
- RBI Monetary Policy Live: Repo Rate Cut By 25 Bps, MPC Changes Stance To Accommodative
- Adani Ports, TVS Motors, ICICI Bank Among Five High Conviction Stocks For HSBC
- Stocks To Buy: Berger Paints, GMR Airports, Grasim Industries, Godrej Properties, Indus Towers
- Trump Schedules Tariff Negotiations But Plans 104% Hit On China
- FPIs Stay Net Sellers For Eighth Session
- Nikkei, Hang Seng to KOSPI — Asian stock markets open lower on Trump’s tariffs
- Oil hits four-year low: How to place bullish bets on MCX crude?
- Air India ‘Pee-gate’ 2.0: Passenger urinates on man in Delhi-Bangkok flight
- Dow futures tank 2% as China slaps fresh tariffs on US imports
- At AICC session, Rahul Gandhi pushes for caste census in country
- Sensex drops nearly 400 points— 10 key highlights of Indian stock market today
- Union cabinet approves ₹1878 crore rail infra projects
- Caught in crossfire: Nifty Metal down 2.5% as Trump raises China tariffs to 104%
- Crypto: Bitcoin price down amid tariff drag; Have experts given up on recovery?
- Trump froze over 1 billion dollars in funding for Cornell University. Here’s why
- China warns Trump's tariff tactics will 'backfire'
- More RBI actions on way to lift your savings game
- Muthoot, IIFL Finance shares fall up to 9%
- India, UAE keen on defence co-production: Rajnath
- Tariff jolt and market woes slow down India Inc’s hiring plans
- Reserving 10 Bills illegal: SC slams RN Ravi
- Crypto market faces global turbulence: Binance
- Are NSE, BSE open or closed on Mahavir Jayanti?
- 9 Indian stks to consider in Warren Buffett style
- EU hits back at Trump with first tariff barrage
- The index has shed $5.83 trillion in market value over four sessions, marking its worst four-day decline since the 1950s
- US to impose additional tariffs on China from Wednesday, White House official says
- Blue Star expands presence in commercial refrigeration, eyes double-digit growth
- Trump signs orders to revive coal industry amid rising power demand
- US-China Tariffs War: China retaliates with 84% tariffs on US, What will Trump do now?
- RBI issues draft guidelines for gold loans; NBFC stocks fall
- Greaves will manufacture these motors and controllers in its facility in Shendra, Aurangabad
- The company’s utility vehicle segment performed well
- China raises tariffs on US goods to 84% in fresh retaliation
- India stops transshipment facility for Bangladesh’s export cargo
- Oil's well for India: Investment advisor’s 8-point take on why this slide is a blessing
- BT Exclusive: India launch of Wegovy brought forward to 2025, says Novo Nordisk India chief
- 'Don't panic, look at the silver lining': Piyush Goyal to Indian exporters amid Trump tariff tension
- Sebi to review conflict of interest rules, appoints expert committee
- EU rolls out retaliatory tariffs in response to new Trump trade measures
- China hits back with 84% tariffs on US goods; new rates applicable from April 10
- BSE Commodities 6,745.99 -48.72 (0.72%)
- Invesco India Flexi Cap Fund Direct Growth
- Nestle India Ltd ₹2283.2 69.45 (3.05%) 1853374
- RBI Cuts Repo Rate To 6% Amid Tariff Heat, Market Jitters; Shifts Policy Stance To ‘Accommodative’
- RBI Rate Cut To Spur Demand For Home, Auto, And Personal Loans: Banks
- Tariff War: RBI More Worried About Its Impact On Growth Than Inflation
- RBI Proposes To Allow NPCI To Revise UPI Transaction Limit
- Reserve Bank of India
- This is new RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra’s second Monetary Policy after he took charge at the central bank, succeeding Shaktikanta Das.
- While the extent of trade war pain is unclear, monetary policy may have to do the heavy lifting in India, reports have said.
- Members who already have a UAN but have not yet activated, can now easily activate their UAN through the UMANG App.
- RBI Monetary Policy: Massive Relief For Loan Borrowers; RBI Reduces Interest
- According to Prime Minister, instant delivery apps are in demand these days and by the time “you receive your order, 1,000 Mudra loans get sanctioned”.
- 1,000 Mudra Loans Get Sanctioned By The Time You Receive Delivery App Order
- India tops global digital payments: Amitabh Kant lauds 50% share
- Turn Rs 500 into profit: 8 smart businesses you can start today
- US stocks slide sharply in sync with global market meltdown
- India's smartphone exports hit record Rs 2 lakh crore, iPhones lead surge
- RBI monetary policy 2025: Key takeaways as repo rate cut again amid global tariff tensions
- UAE Gold Rate on April 9: Rate of 22k 8 gm gold RISES by AED 44
- THESE 4 sectors may outperform broader market in coming months: Expert view
- Stocks to watch on April 8: Titan, Tata Motors, BEL and more
- Saudi Arabia Gold Rate on April 9: 24k 8 gm gold rate RISES by SAR 24
- Retail leasing in India soars 55% in Q1 2025, malls and high streets lead surge
- Signify opens 320th Philips Smart Light Hub in India, targets 500 stores in 2-3 years
- RBI imposes monetary penalty on Authorised Dealer Bank – Citibank N.A.
- KSUM calls EoI for setting up stalls at Ente Keralam event in all districts
- ‘Global economy going through a period of exceptional uncertainties’: RBI
- RBI cuts repo rate by 25 basis points to 6 pc, lowers GDP growth forecast for FY26
- Global trade and policy uncertainty: GDP to grow at 6.5 pc, no impact on inflation, says RBI
- India remains committed to reforms, inclusive growth to achieve “Viksit Bharat”: Sitharaman
- Coromandel Intl and Ma'aden sign MoU to partner for phosphatic fertilisers
- Radisson Hotel Group crosses 200-mark in South Asia
- Rubrik Introduces new Cyber Resilient Solution with Google Cloud
- RBI Guv hints at more rate cuts in coming months
- RBI cuts rate to 6%; home, auto loans to get cheaper
- ITR-B Targets Undisclosed Income
- 'Not Time To Panic. It's Time To Buy'
- Tariff: RBI more worried about its impact on growth...
- Women Drive Used-Car Boom
- Flexible office space growth set to trigger IPO wave
- RBI cuts rate by 25 bps to 6%, borrowers relieved
- By 2028, 98% of all PCs will be AI-enabled: Dell
- RBI lowers GDP growth projection to 6.5% for FY26
- Adani Group’s Renew Exim raises finance to acquire ITD cementation
- EPFO introduces face authentication for UAN generation
- Manufacturing sector provides Rs 2.81 lakh crore boost to UP’s GSDP under $1 trillion mission
- Govt completes auction of two more coal mines
- Bengaluru’s second airport: AAI team inspects two sites, to visit third site on April 9
- Govt launches new Aadhaar app: No need to carry photocopies anymore
- Indian students invited to take part in international IT-Olympics
- RBI adjusts economic projections amid global uncertainties, projects GDP at 6.5%
- RBI MPC announces rate cut by 25 bps to 6%; Governor flags US tariff concerns
- RBI cuts repo rate by 25 basis points, switches to accommodative stance to spur growth
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