India, Trump and Reciprocal Tariffs

Donald Trump to Impose Reciprocal Tariffs on India and China; Aim to Make America Great
President Donald Trump of the United States announced Wednesday that reciprocal tariffs on China and India will begin on April 2. According to him, businesses that do not manufacture their goods in the United States will be subject to a tariff under the Trump administration,
America Tariff: India May Remove Reciprocal Tax, Piyush Goyal in the U.S.—Will Trump Agree?
Trump’s stance on reciprocal tariffs has put all countries on edge—whether friend or foe, his rules apply equally to everyone. But can India bring this tariff down to zero? Is there a way to do so? This video explores the issue.
Trump slams India with reciprocal tariffs from April 2
U.S. President Donald Trump criticised the high tariffs charged by India and other countries including China, calling it ‘very unfair’ and announcing reciprocal tariffs will kick in from next month
Trump threatens India with reciprocal tariffs: Which imported US goods does he have a problem with?
In his joint address to the US Congress on Tuesday, Donald Trump announced that he will impose reciprocal tariffs on several countries, including India, from April 2. The US president has long been critical of India’s high tariffs on imported American goods.
Donald Trump slams India’s ’over 100% auto tariffs’, proposes no tax on US-made cars
In a recent announcement, Donald Trump stated that cars made in America will be tax-free, pointing out India’s tariffs on US automobiles.
How much will Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs cost India?
During a joint session of the US Congress, President Donald Trump said that other countries have charged the US high tariffs for years, and it was time to respond.
‘Charges us auto tariffs higher than 100%’: Trump highlights India in reciprocal action speech
In his address, President Trump defended his tariff policy, highlighting high duties imposed by countries including India.
Mint Primer: If America slows, how might it hit India, others?
A slowing US economy will drag down global economic growth, which is expected to expand by 3.3% in 2025, slower than the ...
India and Latin America tighten ties to diversify trade
Under its policy of "strategic autonomy," India has been expanding its presence in Latin America. Countries in the region have welcomed the push and hope to diversify their own geopolitical ...