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 The Panorama newsletter, sent exclusively to Moneycontrol Pro subscribers on market days, curates key stories from Moneycontrol Pro and adds valuable insights by highlighting important contexts, events, or trends that investors should watch closely. It’s been nearly six weeks since April 2, when US President Donald Trump first announced stringent tariffs targeting America’s trading partners. Yet, despite the fanfare, no definitive trade agreements have been finalized by the US with any country so far. Take the US-UK trade discussions, for instance—while there are indications of a 10% tariff on goods imported into the US from the UK, full details remain under wraps. The much-anticipated US-China negotiations concluded with both nations agreeing to a temporary 90-day reduction on steep reciprocal tariffs. Currently, US tariffs on Chinese imports stand at 30%, while China’s tariffs on US goods are at 10%, but these rates may change in the near future. Meanwhile, the European Union...

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  In a move aimed at resolving financial concerns surrounding the state-owned telecom company MTNL (Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited), India's Cabinet Secretary will meet with bankers on May 16. This meeting aims to avert potential action against MTNL due to its failure to repay loans. The company, which has been facing mounting financial pressures, risks facing legal action and other consequences if the situation is not addressed promptly. The meeting between the Cabinet Secretary and the banking officials is expected to explore solutions to prevent the escalation of MTNL’s debt issue. The primary focus will be on discussing options that would allow the company to stabilize its finances and avoid a default, which could have significant repercussions for its operations and its employees. The discussions are expected to include plans for restructuring the company's loans or possibly extending repayment deadlines to give MTNL some breathing room. MTNL has been grappling with fin...