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 India is placing greater emphasis on bilateral trade agreements as global uncertainties rise and the influence of multilateral institutions weakens, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on May 6. Speaking at the Asian Development Bank (ADB) Annual Meeting in Milan, Italy, Sitharaman highlighted recent geopolitical shifts — particularly the United States’ tariff announcement in April — as key drivers accelerating fragmentation in global trade. “The global fragmentation, along with the impact of the April US tariff announcement, has increased uncertainties. At the same time, global institutions no longer carry the same weight they once did. In this environment, many countries are now turning to bilateral arrangements,” Sitharaman stated. “While there’s no stepping away from globalisation, we must remain cautious and ensure that our dependencies are addressed mainly through our own capabilities.” Also check:  first4roofing  |  first4driveways India’s renew...

 The US Federal Reserve finds itself navigating a period of uncertainty, largely driven by the evolving policy landscape under President Donald Trump. In response to this ambiguity, the Fed has opted to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 4.25-4.5 per cent. The decision reflects concerns about potential trade disruptions stemming from tariff-related policies, alongside rising inflationary pressures and growing unemployment risks. The cautious approach taken by the Fed was evident in Chairman Jerome Powell’s remarks. While he reaffirmed that the US economy continues to expand at a “solid pace,” he also acknowledged the unpredictability of this growth trajectory. There is lingering uncertainty over whether the current momentum can withstand the headwinds from Trump’s policy shifts. An article in the Financial Times titled “The Fed Digs In” (free for MCPro subscribers) suggests that the central bank may be wary of a potential stagflation scenario. Although the Fed is not forma...

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