Geopolitical Strategy - India is resisting U S pressure to cut ties with Moscow [1] - India benefits economically and geopolitically from its relationship with Moscow [1] Economic Impact - The relationship with Moscow brings economic benefits to India [1] Trade Relations - U S tariffs pose a threat, but India is maintaining ties with Moscow [1]

President Donald Trump’s tariff escalation with India is putting its stock market at risk of falling further behind China — the very country India has been trying to supplant as the world’s next major engine of growth https://t.co/dCGEqNnGGi ...

Developing countries—especially India—should learn from one place in particular https://t.co/4cc0OtWSW5 ...

Welcome back. Some new reports say the US and Russia are planning a truce deal that would cement some of Russia's gains in Ukraine. That's ahead of a meeting between the president and Putin expected as early as next week.This morning, Putin also holding some phone talks with world leaders including China's shei and India's Modi. Joining us this morning is Matt Gerkin, BCA Research's chief geopolitical and US political strategist. Appreciate the help today, Matt.Thank you for the time. Thank you. Good to be ...

President Donald Trump has double leveies on India to 50% to punish it for buying Russian oil. But unlike India, China, the biggest purchaser of energy from Russia, has been able to escape harsh secondary sanctions so far. It all comes down to the leverage China has and India does it.For one, Beijing dominates production of rare earth magnets which are used in everything from EVs to missiles. The threat of China slowing the pace of exports of critical minerals to a trickle like it did early in the year may ...

Geopolitical Risks - US sanctions on India for Russian oil purchases will heighten economic vulnerabilities for India [1] - The situation will challenge India's historical relationship with Russia [1]

International Trade - Pakistan secured a US trade deal with relative ease, contrasting with India [1]

Donald Trump has decided that because India’s “massive” oil purchases fund “the Russian War Machine”, it will suffer a further 25% tariff on top of the 25% the president slapped on the country last week, bringing the total tariff rate to 50% https://t.co/siWAkfaokT ...

President Donald Trump has doubled the tariff on India to 50% for buying Russian oil.But China, the biggest buyer of Russian energy, has not faced such punitive secondary tariffs. @allenwan290 explains what leverage China may have over India. https://t.co/h9PJW4omFY https://t.co/FLHBh52WXK ...

Trump seems to be singling out India for buying Russian oil while letting China off the hook, sending a message that Beijing holds leverage others do not https://t.co/GDYNxjTXOA ...