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Prime Minister Modi and US President Trump met at the G7 Summit, prioritizing maritime security and the safety of Indian seafarers. Modi stressed the vital importance of open shipping routes, particularly the Strait of Hormuz, and commended Trump's efforts in West Asia. The leaders also discussed trade deals, signaling renewed energy in India-US relations after a period of strain.
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Indian markets mirrored global trends as US stocks traded cautiously, awaiting the Federal Reserve's policy decision. Easing oil prices and hopes for a US-Iran peace deal offered support. Technology and AI stocks saw a rebound, while specific companies like La-Z-Boy reported strong earnings, boosting investor sentiment despite broader market indecision.
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Fertiliser prices may remain high for another three to four months despite a US-Iran peace deal and the Strait of Hormuz reopening. Industry insiders cite the time needed to restart plants and stabilize raw material supplies, particularly sulphur, which faces ongoing shortages. Lingering shipping disruptions and logistical hurdles will also delay a full return to normal.
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US President Donald Trump praised India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying that India has a "great friend in the White House" as long as he remains president. Trump also said that "everyone loves India" and expressed "tremendous respect" for PM Modi.
PM मोदी और अमेरिका के राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रंप ने फ्रांस में G7 समिट के दौरान मुलाकात की, जिसे दोनों देशों के रिश्तों को मजबूत करने की दिशा में अहम कदम माना जा रहा है. हाल के दिनों में टैरिफ विवाद और होर्मुज जलडमरूमध्य के पास जहाजों पर अमेरिकी हमलों में तीन भारतीय नाविकों की मौत से दोनों देशों के संबंध प्रभावित हुए थे.
US President Donald Trump commented on the defence relationship between the United States and India and said that even though the countries do not have a formal defence agreement, Washington would be there for New Delhi.
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England captain Harry Kane believes the 2026 FIFA World Cup could represent one of his team's best opportunities to lift football's biggest prize. Ahead of England's opening Group L clash against Croatia, Kane said the timing, experience and quality within the squad have combined to give the Three Lions a genuine chance of going deep into the tournament. Reflecting on England's defeat to Croatia in the 2018 World Cup semi-finals, Kane said the team has grown significantly since then and is focused on making a strong start in Dallas. While expecting a difficult challenge from a well-organised Croatian side, the England captain insisted that when the Three Lions are at their best, they are among the toughest teams in world football to beat. Source: FIFA
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to hold a bilateral meeting with US President Donald Trump today, ahead of a working lunch with G7 leaders, outreach partners, and leading technology executives. Both leaders will hold discussions on economic growth, supply chains, artificial intelligence (AI), investment partnerships, and a range of global security challenges.
India launched UPI services at Galeries Lafayette Nice Massena in Nice, France on Tuesday. With this launch, UPI is now operational in nine countries, namely Singapore, the United Arab Emirates Mauritius, Nepal, Bhutan, Qatar, Sri Lanka, and Cambodia and France.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on the sidelines of the G-7 Summit, gave an update on the ongoing India-Canada trade negotiations, saying that both the nations are making substantial progress and aim to finalise the negotiations by November of this year.
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