U.S.-India trade talks could get a boost as America sees life going on without it

There could be a renewed push to conclude a U.S.-India trade deal, analysts say, as the White House sees other countries signing trade deals.

India should consider age-based limits for social media, chief economic adviser says

By Manoj Kumar and Munsif Vengattil NEW DELHI, Jan 29 (Reuters) - India's chief economic adviser called on the government to set age-based limits on access to social media apps to counter "digital addiction",

MOFSL sees defence, metals, autos to benefit from India-EU FTA, may reshape global trade

India and the EU have finalised a comprehensive FTA, set to open markets from 2027. Motilal Oswal sees significant benefits for Indian sectors like IT, metals, and capital goods. The agreement covers 97% of tariff lines,

India's AI strategy should be application-led over frontier model development, says Economic Survey 2026

The Economic Survey notes that India's strategy must also encourage innovation on open-source and open-weight platforms which will enable the country to achieve more with less resources.

DBS India treasurer sees rupee weakening to 93–94, flags need for inflow measures

The Indian rupee is likely to gradually weaken to 93–94 to the U.S. dollar this year as capital inflows dwindle, highlighting the need for major measures to attract foreign funding, a senior official at DBS Bank India said.

India-EU FTA: Will medicines become cheaper and medical bills finally fall?

India and the EU have signed a free trade agreement removing tariffs on medicines, devices and inputs. An analysis of what that means for pricing, manufacturing costs, regulatory alignment and patient bills in India.