By Sanjeev Oak Donald Trump’s tariff strike on Indian exports is not just about trade; it is about oil, alliances, and America’s discomfort with New Delhi’s strategic autonomy. The move signals a deeper clash between economics and geopolitics in Washington’s calculus. When Donald Trump lashes out, the global economy listens.
Read MoreDonald Trump’s sudden tariff strike on Indian exports has rattled New Delhi, exposing fault lines in the so-called “strategic embrace.” Beyond economics, this move questions whether Washington views India as a genuine partner or just another trade rival.
Read MoreIndia’s claim of downing six Pakistani fighter jets in the Opertation Sindoor aerial clash was long dismissed by Islamabad. Now, Donald Trump’s offhand remark — “they shot down seven jets” — has unexpectedly shifted the narrative battlefield in New Delhi’s favour.
Read MoreBy Sanjeev Oak The International Monetary Fund’s July 2025 World Economic Outlook Update paints a picture of cautious optimism. The global economy has surprised skeptics with resilience, but uncertainty remains embedded in trade, inflation, and geopolitics. For India, the IMF’s projections highlight both its unmatched momentum and the strategic challenges
Read MoreGlobal markets stand at a crossroads: while Morgan Stanley warns of economic headwinds despite resilient equities, India’s position emerges uniquely strategic — balancing growth, foreign investment, and domestic demand to shield itself from global volatility and sustain its economic momentum.
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