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Donald Trump tariffs

US President Trump unveils new tariffs on steel, aluminium and copper imports, tightening trade rules and closing loopholes on derivative products.

Benchmark indices close over one per cent lower as tariff threats and IT rout dampen investor sentiment.

A London Daily report has suggested that the 50 per cent punitive tariff imposed by the US on Indian goods stems more from President Donald Trump’s ego than from economic reasoning.

Amid escalating trade tensions with the US over Donald Trump’s tariffs, the PM Narendra Modi government is intensifying efforts to protect India’s agricultural sector.

Indian stock market opens higher on March 18, 2025, with Sensex above 74,600, boosted by positive global cues and sectoral buying.