Brics climate demand: Bloc seeks concessional climate finance from West, backs IMF reforms and NDB’s growing role

BRICS nations have urged developed economies and financial institutions to provide substantial climate finance to developing countries, emphasizing the need for predictable and affordable funding to achieve Paris Agreement goals. They also highlighted the importance of the IMF in supporting vulnerable economies and praised the New Development Bank’s growing role in the Global South.

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‘India has drawn its red lines…’: Ahead of Donald Trump’s tariff deadline, officials say ‘ball in US court’ on trade deal; here’s what’s happening

India-US trade deal: India has set its red lines in ongoing trade negotiations with the US, particularly concerning agriculture and dairy sectors, ahead of President Trump’s July 9 tariff deadline. The decision on an interim trade deal now rests with America. India seeks complete exemption from the 26% tariffs.

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Gold price outlook: Fed policy, July 9 tariff deadline and data cues may swing yellow metal; analysts see long-term bullish case

Gold prices are poised for volatility as investors await the US Federal Reserve’s policy cues and the looming July 9 deadline for suspended US tariffs. The market focus will be on potential rate cut commentary, trade negotiation outcomes, and macroeconomic data releases. Dollar strength may limit gains, but geopolitical tensions and central bank buying could…

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Growing in leaps! India GVA could hit $9.82 trillion by 2035, up from $3.39 trillion in 2023, says PwC report

PwC India’s report projects India’s GVA to reach $9.82 trillion by 2035, driven by a shift towards addressing core human and industrial needs across nine growth domains. Indian companies can achieve this by embracing inter-sector cooperation and focusing on areas like societal living, movement, and healthcare. Business leaders are adapting to market changes, with many…

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GMB insolvency: Borosil exits loss-making German unit GMB, focus shifts to India’s booming solar glass market

Borosil Renewables exits its German solar glass business due to plunging demand and unfair competition from Chinese manufacturers, leading to insolvency for its subsidiary. The company is shifting its focus to India, where surging solar power growth, supportive policies, and anti-dumping duties create a favorable environment. Borosil plans to expand its capacity in India to…

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India’s electronics sector faces twin blow from import curbs

India’s electronics manufacturing faces disruption due to new restrictions on gold compound imports, exacerbating existing challenges from China’s export curbs on rare earth magnets. This dual impact threatens production, delays investments, and undermines India’s self-reliance goals. The industry urgently seeks government intervention to address these bottlenecks and safeguard its ambitions of becoming a global electronics…

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