
Asit Ranjan Mishra
Economic Affairs Editor at Business Standard
Economic Affairs Editor @bsindia. Ex-@livemint. @natpress fellow. Observer of real, reel and surreal life. DM open for scoops/ideas. Views personal. ଓଡ଼ିଆ.
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2 weeks ago |
rediff.com | Asit Ranjan Mishra
'There is nothing bilateral about this deal.'India is seeking a binding commitment from the United States on pre-April 2 tariff levels for labour-intensive sectors as part of an early tranche of the proposed bilateral trade agreement (BTA). This would involve doing away with the universal 10 per cent tariff imposed by the Donald Trump administration.
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2 weeks ago |
business-standard.com | Asit Ranjan Mishra
Wendy Cutler, former US trade diplomat, is vice-president, Asia Society Policy Institute, and managing director of its Washington D.C. office. Cutler, who served as acting deputy US trade representative (USTR) in the Barack Obama administration, in an interview with Asit Ranjan Mishra says though everyone is concerned about the pervasive uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's economic agenda, it is for India to take a call whether to sign a trade deal with the United States (US) or not.
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2 weeks ago |
rediff.com | Asit Ranjan Mishra
India has decided to submit a dossier at the upcoming Financial Action Task Force (FATF) meeting, calling for Pakistan to be placed back on the grey list of the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog. IMAGE: Pakistani soldiers pictured on a tank during the Pakistan Day military parade in Islamabad.
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3 weeks ago |
rediff.com | Harsh Kumar |Asit Ranjan Mishra
The revised ceiling will be within the Rs 10 lakh mark. IMAGE: Account holders queue outside a branch of the New India Co-operative Bank in Mumbai after the Reserve Bank barred it from offering new loans or accepting deposits, making it unable for customers to withdraw funds. The government is actively considering a hike in the deposit insurance limit for bank deposits from the present level of Rs 5 lakh within the next six months, a senior finance ministry official told Business Standard.
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1 month ago |
rediff.com | Asit Ranjan Mishra
Re-entry into the list could have far-reaching consequences for Pakistan, including diminished foreign investment, increased borrowing costs, and tighter scrutiny from global financial institutions. IMAGE: Security personnel stand guard on the banks of the Dal Lake in Srinagar, April 25, 2025, following the terrorist attack on Pahalgam.
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