Trump Tariffs: Who is Paying the Price of US Tariffs? | WION Business Watch

As the global economy navigates through US tariffs, the debate over who bears the brunt of tariffs in the US is heating up. Treasury secretary Scott Bessent, has downplayed the impact of tariffs on American consumers and businesses. He argues that the broader economy remains strong. He pointed at record stock market highs as evidence that tariffs are not derailing the economy. However, research reports from financial institutions tell a different story.



Trump Tariffs: Who is Paying the Price of US Tariffs? | WION

A new survey shows President Donald Trump’s approval rating stuck at 43%, with 57% disapproval, reflecting continued dissatisfaction amid sweeping changes in tariffs, immigration, and healthcare.
 Meanwhile, 78% of Americans express strong support for vaccines, even as Trump’s Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., faces backlash for moves to restrict vaccine access. The data points to bipartisan trust in public health measures, even in a divided political climate.

Trump’s approval remains underwater as Americans overwhelmingly back vaccines 

With 66,000 jobs lost in august, Canada's unemployment rate nearly hit a level not seen since 2016. Employment fell across several industries, especially some of those most exposed to tariffs.



Canada's Jobless Rate Near Its Highest Point Since 2016 | WION

He Last Key Economic Data Point Before the Next Federal Reserve Meeting on September 17th is the U.s. Inflation Report. But a Bloomberg Poll of Economists Shows the Price Pressure Reading Should Not Be a Barrier to a Fed Rate Cut This Month.


 Fed set to cut rates this month after weak jobs data

Last week's disappointing jobs report is sending warning signals about the pace of hiring across the US and the broader health of the economy. Analysts say the troubles in the job market are partly due to the president's sweeping changes to tariff and immigration policy.



US Jobless Rate Climbs to Near Pandemic Level Highs | WION

Market moves in the first week of September reflect deepening worries about the U.S. And the global economy, driven by the uncertainty about president trump's policies. Trading last week more or less mirrored Trump and his chorus singing administration's rhetoric and a weak U.S. Jobs report.

Trump tariffs' legal course to dictate market moves

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is urging the European Union to team up with the US to increase pressure on Russia by imposing additional sanctions and tariffs on countries purchasing Russian crude oil. This move aims to destabilize Russia's economy and force President Vladimir Putin to negotiate. The Trump administration has already imposed 25% additional tariffs on India for its Russian oil imports, bringing the total tariff to 50%, due to concerns that India is indirectly financing Russia's war efforts in Ukraine.



US Wants More Tariffs on Russian Oil Buyers, Pushes For More Sanctions on Russian Oil

Peter Navarro has accused India of profiting from the Russia-Ukraine war by purchasing discounted Russian oil. His comments have sparked controversy, raising questions about India's foreign policy stance and its balancing act between global powers.


Trump's tariff war: Trump's trade adviser says India's tariffs highest, costs US job 

The Trump administration has announced it will phase out longstanding U.S. security assistance programs for Eastern European nations bordering Russia, including the Baltic states. Backed by an executive order, this move underscores Trump’s push to shift defense responsibility onto European allies. The decision affects hundreds of millions in aid—a critical blow to NATO’s eastern defenses amid mounting geopolitical tensions.
What does it mean for U.S.-Europe ties and the future of regional security?

Trump's decision: U.S. To end security programs protecting eastern Europe from Russia 

South Africa’s sugar industry is facing a double blow. Cheap imports have already been eroding local earnings. Now, a 30 percent tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump on south African sugar is adding fresh pressure.


Trump Tariffs: Trump’s 30% Tariff Threatens South Africa’s Sugar Exports | WION

“There is no need to panic,” Goyal said in an interview with ANI on Thursday. “We continue to have good relations with the United States, and I am sure we will be able to resolve some of these issues and come to an equitable, balanced and fair agreement.”



Trump Trade War: Piyush Goyal Optimistic on US Trade Deal, Says "No Need To Panic" | WION

Is the U.S. job market finally slowing down? August 2025's job report suggests a potential cooldown — just as President Trump’s abrupt firing of a key labor statistics official raises concerns about data credibility. WION breaks down the numbers, the political drama, and what it all means for holiday hiring and economic momentum going into Q4.

U.S. Jobs report: Labour market cooling? Trump’s firing sparks data integrity debate

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration will ask the Supreme Court for an expedited ruling on tariffs that a U.S. appeals court found illegal last week.



Trump Tariffs: Trump Races to Supreme Court on Tariffs | WION

Despite escalating trade tensions—including the U.S. doubling tariffs to 50% amid India’s continued Russian oil imports—the two nations remain engaged in bilateral trade negotiations. India’s Trade Minister Piyush Goyal confirms active discussions toward a potential agreement.


Trump's tariff war: US President labels India-US trade 'one-sided' 

Despite escalating trade tensions—including the U.S. doubling tariffs to 50% amid India’s continued Russian oil imports—the two nations remain engaged in bilateral trade negotiations. India’s Trade Minister Piyush Goyal confirms active discussions toward a potential agreement. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressed cautious optimism, stating that while the relationship is “very complicated,” both sides are working toward a resolution.

U.S-India trade talks alive despite Trump’s tariff war 

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that revoking tariffs imposed during his administration would turn the United States into a "third-world country." He defended his tariff strategy as essential for protecting American industries and jobs amid growing global economic competition.

Trump warns that tariff revocation would make U.S. a third-world country

President Trump is warning that the U.S. could crumble if the Supreme Court upholds a recent appeals court ruling that deemed his tariffs unlawful under the IEEPA. While these tariffs remain in place during the appeal, the decision may require the return of billions in revenue. Trump calls the ruling politically motivated and insists tariffs are vital for protecting American industries.

Trump fears tariffs will be blocked by U.S. Supreme Court

Former US President Donald Trump has reignited criticism of India’s trade practices, calling the US-India relationship a “totally one-sided disaster.” In a Truth Social post on September 1, 2025, Trump claimed that India exports massive volumes of goods to the United States while blocking American companies through high tariffs.

He also revealed that India recently offered to cut tariffs “to nothing,” but dismissed the move as coming “too late.” Trump further highlighted India’s continued reliance on Russian oil, a point of contention with Washington.

These remarks come amid ongoing tensions over trade, sanctions, and geopolitical alignments between the two nations.

U.S' mixed messaging tactic | Partnership or pressure on Delhi?

A U.S. appeals court has ruled that many of former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, which disrupted global trade, were unlawful — and has rejected his appeal, effectively upholding an earlier ruling against them. The Trump administration had taken the case to the Supreme Court after the initial August 29, 2025 ruling, which came in response to lawsuits filed by small U.S. businesses and 12 Democratic-led states. They argued that Trump had exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). With the Supreme Court declining to intervene, the tariffs are now set to expire after October 14.

Trump faces heat: Appeal court rules against tariffs | What's next? 

The carpet industry is seeking a bailout package from the central government due to a 50% US tariff, which threatens Indian exporters, especially in Bhadohi. Organizations like AICMA and CEPC are worried about losing American importers to countries with lower tariffs.

Trump's Tariff war: US tariffs threatens India's carpet hub 

India and China, long time rivals locked in border disputes and power competition, are now being nudged into a cautious thaw.  The trigger is the 50 percent tariff rate imposed on India by US president Donald Trump. 


India’s Key Concern: Record $100 Bn Trade Gap With China | WION

India-China Relations: India and China are engaging in discussions to reset trade and investment relations, aiming to enhance economic cooperation and address existing trade imbalances.


India-China relations: India-China thaw gains momentum amid US trade war

A US appeals court has ruled that many of President Donald Trump's tariffs, which disrupted global trade, were unlawful, but has allowed them to stay in effect until October 14. This gives the Trump administration time to appeal to the Supreme Court. The ruling, made on August 29, 2025, was in response to lawsuits filed by small US businesses and 12 Democratic-led states, who argued that Trump exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).



Trump Tariffs: US Court Finds Trump's Tariffs Illegal, Are Trump Tariffs on India Illegal Too? 

A US appeals court ruled that president trump's global tariffs are illegal and upheld a similar verdict by the US International trade court earlier. However, the judges in Washington sent the case back to the trade court to scope out if the ruling should stick to only the case in hand or broader tariffs.



Does Court Ruling Include Tariffs on India? | WION

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