Jewellery, petroleum, and textiles most affected by broad-based reciprocal tariffs: Emkay Global
The U.S. has imposed a 26 percent broad-based tariff on Indian exports, impacting key sectors like jewellery, petroleum, and ...
Trump's reciprocal tariffs: India gains over Asian EM peers; US recession may limit benefits
A first look at the announcements made by US President Donald Trump on reciprocal tariffs suggests that India could emerge as ...
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Emkay economist sees $6-7 billion hit if US tariffs apply to India
Madhavi Arora, Chief Economist at Emkay Global Financial Services, pointed out that India has strong bargaining power, ...
US tariff hike: Emkay Global predicts sectoral disruptions, but limited macro impact
Emkay Global Financial Services predicts $6 billion export loss from US tariffs on India, impacting various sectors.
Leadership overhang, derivative issues prompt Emkay to exit IndusInd Bank
Emkay Global removed IndusInd Bank from its model portfolio, citing leadership uncertainty and derivatives accounting ...
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No Space For IndusInd Bank Anymore In Emkay's Model Portfolio
IndusInd Bank Ltd. no longer has a place in Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd.'s model portfolio amid uncertainty over ...
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Trump Tariff Impact: ITC, Raymond, Tata Motors, Sona BLW, Welspun Among Stocks That Could Take Revenue Hit
Stocks like Himatsingka Seide, Welspun Living, Trident, SRF, Apex Frozen Foods, Sona BLW, Ramkrishna Forging and more could ...
India could lose $6 billion in exports to US on 10% tariffs, rising to $31 billion at 25 %: Emkay
India could potentially face a loss of USD 6 billion in exports to the US if 10 per cent tariffs are enacted, rising to USD ...
Donald Trump’s Tariff Tsunami: India Braces For $31 Billion Economic Fallout As Tariffs Impact
India faces a $31billion hit from Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs, impacting exports. Pharma, steel, and energy are exempt, but electronics and trade ties suffer.