inka eesari aithe 100% tariffs pakka

[Android_Halwa]

Looks like someone’s blinking…

Just minutes before Putin-Modi meet, here comes the tweet..

 

[bhaigan]

4 hours ago, pushpa1 said:

Mari russia and china ki kuda veyyali kada vayya…mee meaningless post lu

They already got rescued from Tariffs

Mana desam sank nakipovadam kayam

[Android_Halwa]

1 minute ago, bhaigan said:

Russ ki financial help chesi war ki help chesinolu peace plan chesthara ?

How hypocrite you are ?

Ukraine ki fund chesi war ni 3 years saagatenollu ae peace plan anapudu afterall war fund…idi oka lekka ae na ?

[bhaigan]

3 hours ago, jpismahatma said:

No need to worry anna. Overnight they don’t move at same time India is big market.

India is Big Market for Consuming Chinese and American produce 

[bhaigan]

4 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Ukraine ki fund chesi war ni 3 years saagatenollu ae peace plan anapudu afterall war fund…idi oka lekka ae na ?

Lekka ne Russ Ukr ni anni vidalu ga donga debba kottadaniki try chesindi kabatti

Hence Tariif's, simple

[bhaigan]

15 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Putin pitching strongly about de-dollarization, Accusing NATo, EU and West as responsible for Ukraine war…

Looks like Ukraine war has no end for now, surrender aye varaku savakodtaremo….Just in case if anyone have been following the war, Russia has been bombarding Ukraine like anything since alaska summit and hotting Kiev almost everyday, something that didn’t happen in 3 years is happening now..

Surrender ae solution emo…

2014 nunchi UKr ni attack chesindi evaru ? Russ kada. Who are you telling lies to ?

What is this fake propaganda ! dirty narratives

Peace plan thatha already oka kolliki tisukoni vachadu, but it is long journey

Just in case Russ economy already Sanka nakaipoyindi because of War, Ind is the one who is funding this war buying russ cheap crude oil.

Sanghi Bigot's

Bhosedk !

[TOM_BHAYYA]

4 hours ago, Shameless said:

gutka/Kallu-vodka bhai bhai

 

[bhaigan]

3 hours ago, futureofandhra said:

It's not product to manufacture in cheap another country 

Technical resource at such huge scale where you will get that too who got perfection in delivery at low cost other countries antha capability ledhu 

Skill set not easy to make all of sudden 

Everybody catching up this skill set !

[bhaigan]

Tere Modi ka Aukaat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tere Modi ka Aukaat !

 

 

[yslokesh]

5 hours ago, Gorantlamdhav said:

arey arey aa pics share chesi rechagottoddu

loveda biyyam meeda 500% tax veste aakaliki sastam

USA lo aithe except sona masoori, all other varieties coming from Pakistan and Vietnam… so meeku worry akkarleedhu

[andhra_jp]

Rupee hits all-time low on US tariff strain; RBI under the lens

The Indian rupee dropped to a record low against the U.S. dollar on Monday, reflecting mounting concerns over the higher U.S. tariffs on Indian goods and the broader economic implications for the South Asian country.

The rupee declined to 88.33 to the U.S. dollar, dipping past the 88.3075 lifetime low hit in the previous session. The Reserve Bank of India stepped in on Friday to support the rupee, yet letting it breach 88 caught most market participants off guard.

"Unless we see some improvement in trade relations between India and the U.S., we cannot expect any stability in the rupee, and we could see test of fresh lows frequently," said VRC Reddy, treasury head at Karur Vysya Bank.

"Everything now depends upon the RBI, on how they plan to manage the markets," Reddy said.

The RBI has a track record of stepping in to curb excessive rupee volatility, particularly during periods of heightened uncertainty or rampant speculative activity.

While the RBI has repeatedly emphasized that it does not target a specific exchange rate, its actions are closely monitored and can significantly influence short-term rupee dynamics.

HEFTY US TARIFFS

The U.S. last week raised tariffs on Indian products by 25%, bringing the country’s total duty burden to 50%.

Higher tariffs are expected to dent India's export competitiveness, particularly in sectors such as textiles and engineering goods. A slowdown in exports could weigh on corporate revenues and profits, potentially affecting hiring and investment decisions.

With the tariffs increasing uncertainty over corporate earnings and India's broader growth outlook, foreign portfolio investors may reconsider allocations to Indian equities.

Over the past three sessions, foreign investors pulled $2.4 billion from Indian equities.

With exports expected to slow, the trade deficit is likely to widen, putting pressure on the current account. The country may have to rely more on capital inflows, which have already been weak and could remain under pressure amid the uncertain backdrop.

[andhra_jp]

The 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit was perfectly timed. Set against the backdrop of US President Donald Trump's unpredictable tariff policies affecting international trade, the SCO summit emerges as a potential catalyst for fostering a multipolar world.

Since its inception in 2001, the SCO has evolved to include key players such as Russia, Belarus, China, India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. Afghanistan and Mongolia participate as observer states, while 14 additional countries, including several in the Middle East, hold the status of "dialogue partners".

Despite the global attention the summit has garnered—especially the discussions between the leaders of Russia, India, and China (RIC)—its implications for the Indian markets and economy remain questionable. From India's standpoint, the summit carries greater geopolitical significance than economic value. The country is grappling with a steep 50 percent tariff on its exports to the US, which experts estimate could result in losses of around $20 billion—approximately half a percent of India's GDP.

The hope that these countries could replace the US as a primary market through closer ties is optimistic. China, a formidable competitor, produces many of the goods subject to US tariffs, making it challenging for Indian products to penetrate Chinese markets.

Furthermore, China is unlikely to readily embrace Indian goods, and the longstanding trust deficit between India and China will require substantial time and effort to mend. Even though Trump's tariff actions have nudged the neighbours closer, genuine trust remains a distant prospect.

In terms of market potential, Russia does not offer the same economic clout as the United States. Thus, the camaraderie fostered by the RIC framework may not yield significant economic benefits. Additionally, the influx of foreign portfolio investment (FPI) into Indian markets predominantly originates from US and European investors, with contributions from Chinese and Russian investors being negligible.

While the SCO summit serves as a valuable platform for dialogue and may represent an alternative centre of power, transforming geopolitical alignment into economic strength will take time. The RIC nations, recognised as global suppliers, still rely heavily on the Western world as their primary consumer market.

The mechanism established by RIC aims to promote a multipolar world order, striving to balance global power dynamics and reduce dependence on any singular dominant force. However, the intended economic cooperation and regional integration needed to foster mutual growth will take time before tangible results emerge.

In summary, while the RIC meeting may create an appealing narrative, its immediate impact on businesses and markets appears to be limited.

[Raisins_72]

7 hours ago, Spartan said:

Ivala Novarro gadu 

Brahmins are benifitting with Russian oil ani stmt ichadu.. edi workout aitaled ani religion pattukostunnaru to destabilise

pappu gadu kotta ragam andukuntadu inka

@Raisins_72

 

He meant “Boston Brahmins” anta - the toolkit  members immediately started defending it 😂😂😂 

 

[pakeer_saab]

8 hours ago, Shameless said:

50% tariffs ayyaka it does nto matter, they can put 5000% 

[pakeer_saab]

4 hours ago, bhaigan said:

Tere Modi ka Aukaat

Pak PM is standing beside Putin

Who did Pahalgam attack ?

 

 

idi koda Modi ee cheyinchada?? just like Pulwama??

evaraika choopinchukovachu kada.. next level ki vellipoveye lopu