Why India Is So Worried About Trump’s Tariff Threats

Why India Is So Worried About Trump’s Tariff Threats

US President Donald Trump has pledged to impose so-called reciprocal tariffs on imports from foes and allies alike from April 2, matching their levies to redress any perceived trade barriers for American companies.

No commitment to US on reducing tariffs, talks still on: Govt - The Rahnuma Daily

No commitment to US on reducing tariffs, talks still on: Govt New Delhi, March 11 (IANS) The Government has informed the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs that India has not made any commitment to reduce tariffs on goods imported from the US. In a briefing on the issue, Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal told the Parliamentary committee that negotiations between India and the US were still ongoing and that no trade agreement ha…

India faces economic uncertainty as US tariff war sparks global concerns - The Times of India

India Faces Economic Uncertainty as US Tariff War Sparks Global Concerns As the global economy grapples with the far-reaching repercussions of intensified trade tensions between the United States and several key international players,India finds itself at a critical crossroads. the ongoing tariff war, initiated by the US in an effort to protect it’s domestic industries, has led to a cascade of economic uncertainties that threaten to reverberate …

Trump's Policies Ringing Alarm Bells in Delhi

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Zero-For-Zero Strategy Explained — How It Can Help India Blunt Trump's Tariff Threats

A section of industry stakeholders have pitched for "zero-for-zero" levies as an alternative at a time India looks to hammer out a bilateral trade agreement with the United States amid a looming threat of tariffs.Among those who have backed this approach are Global Trade Research Initiative and the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry, which underscored that elimination of tariffs on a targeted line of products would be beneficial for India …

As 'Trumpcession' looms, India heads for more volatility, uncertainty - Business Fast

Benchmark equity indices, Sensex and Nifty, traded lower on Tuesday, following a widespread sell-off in Asian markets after Wall Street dropped overnight due to recession concerns in the US. The rupee is likely to stay under pressure on Tuesday, as concerns over a potential recession sapped risk appetite across financial markets, driving most Asian currencies lower. US President Donald Trump’s plan to impose tariffs on India have already raised …