Trump's  tariff policy  INDIA 

 "India very very TOUGH, PM Modi is a great friend of Mine. India charge us 52%", says Trump.
 26% DISCOUNT for India.

Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs include a 26% tariff on Indian goods, which is significantly higher than the baseline 10% imposed on most countries. This tariff is part of his broader "reciprocal tariff" strategy, designed to match or counterbalance the trade barriers imposed by other nations on U.S. exports.

1. Economic Impact: The tariffs could affect up to 87% of India's exports to the U.S., valued at $66 billion. Key sectors like pharmaceuticals, jewelry, machinery, and electronics are expected to see increased costs, making Indian goods less competitive in the U.S. market.

2. Trade Balance: India may face a $7 billion annual loss due to these tariffs, with its largest export categories—pharmaceuticals and jewelry—being particularly vulnerable.

3. Supply Chains: Tariff hikes on products like seafood, electronics, and machinery could disrupt supply chains and reduce demand for Indian exports.

1. Negotiations: India has already begun negotiating trade deals with the U.S., offering to lower tariffs on U.S. imports (e.g., motorcycles and whiskey) in exchange for relief from reciprocal tariffs.

2. Diversification: Expanding trade partnerships with other countries could reduce reliance on the U.S. market.

3. Policy Adjustments: India could implement domestic subsidies or tax breaks for affected industries to maintain their competitiveness globally.

If these tariffs remain in place without significant concessions, they could strain U.S.-India trade relations and slow India's export growth in critical sectors.

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