Luxury watches, coffee capsules, and high-value exports from this EU nation were hit with a steep 39% US tariff on Thursday. A last-ditch effort by the country's president to stop the move also failed
'Unfair, unjustified, unreasonable', says MEA; new rates from August 28
US tariffs on Indian goods are a pressure tactic, says Raghuram Rajan, who outlines how India should play smart on trade, FDI, car tariffs, and dairy safeguards
Move targets national security but may raise costs for US sectors like EVs, semiconductors, and defence
New Delhi may not retaliate against US' 25% levy and Russia penalty
While the penalty might be seen as a measure to rein in the Kremlin's revenues from its crude oil and arms sale and force Russia to end the Ukraine war
They present near-term growth challenges, but India needs to play the long game
Trump's 25% tariff may strain India's electronics manufacturing in the short term; experts urge value chain shift, export diversification, and AI in IT delivery
Move comes after two nations fail to seal interim trade deal; govt says will take steps necessary to secure national interest
With the US imposing 25% tariffs on Indian goods, the shrimp industry faces a major setback, while the UK trade deal offers little immediate relief
Opposition parties said they would demand a statement from the government in Parliament on the impact of the US tariffs on India
President Donald Trump told reporters Tuesday that he plans to place tariffs of over 10 per cent on smaller countries, including nations in Africa and the Caribbean. "We'll probably set one tariff for all of them," Trump said, adding that it could be "a little over 10 per cent tariff" on goods from at least 100 nations. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick interjected that the nations with goods being taxed at these rates would be in Africa and the Caribbean, places that generally do relatively modest levels of trade with the US and would be relatively insignificant for addressing Trump's goals of reducing trade imbalances with the rest of the world. The president has this month been posting letters to roughly two dozen countries and the European Union that simply levied a tariff rate to be charged starting August 1. Those countries generally faced tax rates on the goods close to the April 2 rates announced by the US president, whose rollout of historically high import taxes for the U
Indian enterprises are well positioned to handle the impact of tariffs and geopolitical tensions, Moody's Investors Service and its local arm Icra Ratings said on Wednesday. India Inc, however, will be "measured" in making investment decisions in the new fiscal because of the external headwinds, they said. "Indian non-financial companies are not directly affected by US import tariffs due to their focus on domestic consumption and low dependence on exports," a statement from Moody's said. It further noted that government initiatives to boost private consumption, expand manufacturing capacity and increase infrastructure spending will help offset the weakening outlook for global demand. "Private capex to remain measured amid external headwinds," it said. Indian corporates will continue investing in new capacity to cater to the sustained growth in domestic consumption, and Moody's estimated that non-financial companies rated by it will spend around USD 50 billion annually in capital .
The German sportswear company did not make it clear by how much it is going to increase it product prices in the US
Xia Baolong, Director of China's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office under the State Council, said that blackmailing China is not the right approach
The talks come as Japan continues to push for exemptions from US tariffs, including a 25 per cent duty on global auto imports that began in early April
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Wong also criticised the US's policy to address the country's trade imbalances by imposing tariffs. Wong believes that running a trade deficit is not inherently negative
US sportswear brand Nike faces a significant impact from Trump's 46 per cent tariff on Vietnamese goods, where half of its shoes are made, potentially leading to price hikes for consumers
US Commerce Secretary asserts that leaving out a country will leave "loopholes" for other nations to manipulate it