US–India Reset, Trump’s Nvidia Chip Move, Abu Dhabi’s Digital Finance Push & New Trade Flashpoint

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Tonight, we track three major developments shaping global markets:

US–India Relations: Washington sends two high-level delegations to New Delhi in an effort to repair diplomatic ties, even as the long-awaited trade deal remains out of reach.

Trump Approves Nvidia Chip Exports: President Donald Trump greenlights the export of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China—a major reversal in US tech restrictions with huge implications for the global AI race.

Abu Dhabi’s New FinTech Hub: The UAE unveils a major new financial cluster for digital assets, insurance, and FinTech—projected to add AED 56 billion to the economy by 2045.

Deep Dive: President Trump warns he may impose new tariffs on agricultural imports—specifically targeting Indian rice. Farmers claim “rice dumping” is harming the US market; India says the claims are exaggerated.

We break down the data, the politics, and the global impact—explaining why this dispute could define the next chapter of US–India economic relations.