Tariff deadline Aug 1, US team to visit India in 2nd half of month

Despite Trump’s August 1st deadline, US negotiators will visit India later in August, aiming for a bilateral trade agreement by Fall. Sticking points remain, particularly regarding American agricultural and dairy access, which India resists. India seeks gains in textiles, footwear, and auto parts. Trump’s insistence on agricultural concessions and opaque deal-making with other nations are…

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Crypto security: Crypto thefts in 2025 surpass $2.17 billion; India’s CoinDCX breach adds to global surge driven by ByBit mega heist

Cryptocurrency thefts have surged to $2.17 billion in the first half of 2025, surpassing 2024’s total, driven by a massive $1.5 billion ByBit exploit. This spike, detailed in a Chainalysis report, highlights growing vulnerabilities in digital asset platforms and the increasing sophistication of attacks. While CoinDCX recently experienced a $44.

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AI diplomacy: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Beijing visit draws fan frenzy; chipmaker reopens H20 sales in China

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s visit to Beijing, marked by enthusiastic public reception and meetings with high-ranking officials, underscores Nvidia’s commitment to the Chinese market amidst US-China trade tensions. Despite potential challenges from domestic competitors, Huang emphasized the importance of China’s supply chain and acknowledged Huawei’s capabilities, signaling a strategic approach to navigating the complex geopolitical…

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Valuation pressure: Indian equities remain priciest among peers; Nuvama flags high PE and PB ratios despite strong ROE

Despite recent market corrections, Indian equities are still among the priciest globally, with a PE ratio of 23.3, exceeding historical averages. While fundamentals remain strong, projected ROE for FY25 is 15.6%. India’s dividend yield, however, is low at 1.2%, potentially limiting appeal for income investors. Nuvama cautions that high valuations and global volatility could restrain…

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‘Focusing on building our network organically’: Reliance to run alone in quick commerce race; Here’s why

Reliance Industries is prioritizing organic growth in India’s quick commerce sector, foregoing acquisitions due to integration complexities and a robust existing customer base. The company leverages its retail stores and strategically located dark stores to meet demand, focusing on profitability and expanding beyond metropolitan areas.

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