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India wants to move quickly on a trade deal with the United States, a government official said on Thursday, after President Donald Trump's decision to pause reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries, ...
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He did so, coincidentally, just hours after his much-touted “reciprocal” levies went into effect and China retaliated by raising its tariff on US goods to 84%.
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Asian News International on MSNIndia handling reciprocal tariffs issue wisely with intent to hike trade with US by 2.5 times: Piyush GoyalUnion Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Thursday said that India is handling the US reciprocal tariff issue wisely, with a focus to increase its trade with the US by two and half times.Speaking to reporters in Mumbai,
The sharply high tariffs on China could provide a comparative advantage for India, as businesses based in China may now look to shift operations to countries with lower tariff regimes, such as India.
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The US reciprocal tariffs will have a small indirect effect on India given the domestic economy's low dependence on foreign trade, NITI Aayog member Arvind Virmani said on Friday.
The Reserve Bank of India's rate-cutting cycle could be deeper than expected as downside risks to growth and a benign inflation outlook could prompt the central bank to be more accommodative, economists said.
India's agricultural exports to the US may remain strong despite increased reciprocal tariffs by the Trump administration. With comparative advantages over competitors like China, Vietnam ...
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