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India Proposes Retaliatory Duties at WTO Against US Tariffs on Autos
- On March 26, 2025, the United States implemented a 25% import duty on Indian-made cars, light trucks, and specific automotive components.
- India challenged the US tariffs at the WTO, arguing that these measures violate established trade rules under GATT and the WTO Safeguards Agreement, and proposed imposing retaliatory duties in response.
- India notified the WTO of a planned suspension of concessions targeting $2.895 billion in US exports, matching affected trade value with increased tariffs.
- India’s suspension could yield $723.75 million in additional duties, while a 90-day pause on US tariffs expires on July 9 amid ongoing bilateral trade negotiations.
- The dispute remains unresolved as India may respond by halting certain trade concessions if consultations with the US do not occur, which could have long-term implications for India-US trade relations.
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