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Donald Trump's Tariff To Have 'Negligible Impact... 0.2% GDP Hit': Sources
The 25 per cent tariff announced by Donald Trump on exports to the United States will have a 'negligible' impact on the Indian economy, government sources told NDTV Friday afternoon.
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Crunching Numbers: How Trump's 25% Tariff Will Impact Indian Markets
US President Donald Trump has announced the latest reciprocal tariff rates for trading partners as the August 1 deadline came to an end on Friday.
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Trump Announces New Tariffs: From India To Pak - Who Pays What Now
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday imposing reciprocal tariffs ranging from 10% to 41% on U.S. imports from dozens of countries and foreign locations.
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Donald Trump Snubs India, Signs Oil Deal With Pak. What Does This Mean?
After announcing a 25 per cent 'reciprocal tariff' on his "friend" India, plus a penalty for buying Russian weapons and oil, Donald Trump said Thursday the US had struck a deal with Pakistan to develop its "massive" oil reserves. What does this mean
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'Why Is Trump Troubling India?': Leaders React To US' 25% Tariff Strike
The Congress party slammed the BJP government as US President Donald Trump slapped India with 25 per cent tariffs on Wednesday. In a post on X, the Congress party wrote, "country is now bearing the cost of Narendra Modi's 'friendship'".
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The Story Behind Donald Trump's 25% 'Reciprocal Tariff' On India
India's hopes of reduced tariffs on exports to the United States were dashed Wednesday after US President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent levy, plus an unspecified penalty for buying arms and crude oil from Russia.
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"Our Friend" But...: Trump Declares 25% Tariffs Plus Penalty On India
India will pay a 25 per cent tariff on goods exported to the United States from August 1, Donald Trump decreed on Truth Social, the social media network owned by the US President.
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Rahul Gandhi's "Meekly Bow" Dig At PM Modi As Trump Deadline Draws Closer
Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi today claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will "meekly bow" to a deadline set by US President Donald Trump regarding reciprocal tariffs.
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'India's Interest More Important, Not Deadline': Piyush Goyal On US Trade Talks
India is in no hurry to finalise any major trade deal on the basis of a deadline, but will agree on a decision if it is a win-win for both parties, Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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"India-US Trade Deal Imminent, Necessary Compromises Reached": Expert To NDTV
Mark Linscott, adviser to the US India Strategic Partnership Forum, has said he is confident a free-trade agreement (FTA) between India and the US is imminent since both sides have reached the "necessary compromises".
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India Working On US Reciprocal Tariff Exemption, Interim Deal By July 8
India and the US are trying to negotiate an interim deal before July 8 to ensure full exemption from the imposition of 26 per cent "reciprocal tariff" on Indian domestic goods, government sources have said.
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Donald Trump's Big "No Tariffs" Claim, And A Sharp Response By S Jaishankar
A day before trade minister Piyush Goyal and a delegation of top negotiators are to arrive in Washington for talks on the proposed India-US trade deal, Donald Trump has let the cat out of the bag by making a huge claim.
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India Could Be The First Country To Sign Trade Deal With US To Avoid Tariffs
Currently, the 26% reciprocal tariff on India that the US imposed is on a 90-day suspension. The pause will expire on July 8th. However, India does face a 10% tariff as other nations per the US trade policy.
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US Reciprocal Tariffs A Challenge And A Chance For India: Commerce Secretary
Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal on Tuesday said that reciprocal tariffs are both a challenge and an opportunity for India with the government negotiating a bilateral trade deal with the US.
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"We Never Negotiate At Gunpoint": Piyush Goyal, S Jaishankar Double Down On US
India will never negotiate at gunpoint, nor will it hurry into a deal over issues that are in the interest of its people, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said after Donald Trump's move to "pause" the reciprocal tariffs Washington imposed on New Delhi.
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Donald Trump's Tariff To Have 'Negligible Impact... 0.2% GDP Hit': Sources
The 25 per cent tariff announced by Donald Trump on exports to the United States will have a 'negligible' impact on the Indian economy, government sources told NDTV Friday afternoon.
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Crunching Numbers: How Trump's 25% Tariff Will Impact Indian Markets
US President Donald Trump has announced the latest reciprocal tariff rates for trading partners as the August 1 deadline came to an end on Friday.
-
Trump Announces New Tariffs: From India To Pak - Who Pays What Now
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday imposing reciprocal tariffs ranging from 10% to 41% on U.S. imports from dozens of countries and foreign locations.
-
Donald Trump Snubs India, Signs Oil Deal With Pak. What Does This Mean?
After announcing a 25 per cent 'reciprocal tariff' on his "friend" India, plus a penalty for buying Russian weapons and oil, Donald Trump said Thursday the US had struck a deal with Pakistan to develop its "massive" oil reserves. What does this mean
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'Why Is Trump Troubling India?': Leaders React To US' 25% Tariff Strike
The Congress party slammed the BJP government as US President Donald Trump slapped India with 25 per cent tariffs on Wednesday. In a post on X, the Congress party wrote, "country is now bearing the cost of Narendra Modi's 'friendship'".
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The Story Behind Donald Trump's 25% 'Reciprocal Tariff' On India
India's hopes of reduced tariffs on exports to the United States were dashed Wednesday after US President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent levy, plus an unspecified penalty for buying arms and crude oil from Russia.
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"Our Friend" But...: Trump Declares 25% Tariffs Plus Penalty On India
India will pay a 25 per cent tariff on goods exported to the United States from August 1, Donald Trump decreed on Truth Social, the social media network owned by the US President.
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Rahul Gandhi's "Meekly Bow" Dig At PM Modi As Trump Deadline Draws Closer
Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi today claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will "meekly bow" to a deadline set by US President Donald Trump regarding reciprocal tariffs.
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'India's Interest More Important, Not Deadline': Piyush Goyal On US Trade Talks
India is in no hurry to finalise any major trade deal on the basis of a deadline, but will agree on a decision if it is a win-win for both parties, Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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"India-US Trade Deal Imminent, Necessary Compromises Reached": Expert To NDTV
Mark Linscott, adviser to the US India Strategic Partnership Forum, has said he is confident a free-trade agreement (FTA) between India and the US is imminent since both sides have reached the "necessary compromises".
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India Working On US Reciprocal Tariff Exemption, Interim Deal By July 8
India and the US are trying to negotiate an interim deal before July 8 to ensure full exemption from the imposition of 26 per cent "reciprocal tariff" on Indian domestic goods, government sources have said.
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Donald Trump's Big "No Tariffs" Claim, And A Sharp Response By S Jaishankar
A day before trade minister Piyush Goyal and a delegation of top negotiators are to arrive in Washington for talks on the proposed India-US trade deal, Donald Trump has let the cat out of the bag by making a huge claim.
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India Could Be The First Country To Sign Trade Deal With US To Avoid Tariffs
Currently, the 26% reciprocal tariff on India that the US imposed is on a 90-day suspension. The pause will expire on July 8th. However, India does face a 10% tariff as other nations per the US trade policy.
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US Reciprocal Tariffs A Challenge And A Chance For India: Commerce Secretary
Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal on Tuesday said that reciprocal tariffs are both a challenge and an opportunity for India with the government negotiating a bilateral trade deal with the US.
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"We Never Negotiate At Gunpoint": Piyush Goyal, S Jaishankar Double Down On US
India will never negotiate at gunpoint, nor will it hurry into a deal over issues that are in the interest of its people, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said after Donald Trump's move to "pause" the reciprocal tariffs Washington imposed on New Delhi.
