On April 2, US President Donald Trump announced a broad imposition of tariffs on various countries.
April 3, 2025Economic analysts attribute this to India's inward-focused economy, which is less reliant on exports compared to nations like China, Japan, Vietnam, and Sri Lanka.
April 3, 2025Congress MP Randeep Surjewala also criticized the Centre and questioned the Modi government over its "silence" and "inaction" on the tariff imposition.
April 3, 2025"The actual tariff a country faces depends on what it's exporting and how its trade policies align with U.S. economic and national security interests," said Ajay Srivastava.
April 3, 2025The BSE Sensex tumbled over 800 points, opening at 75,811.12, marking a 1.05% decline.
April 3, 2025Senator Lisa Murkowski defended her vote, arguing that the tariffs would hurt American families and businesses.
April 3, 2025Meanwhile, Trump recently claimed that India is preparing to "substantially" reduce tariffs on American goods.
April 2, 2025While issuing the warning, Trump also struck a more conciliatory tone, expressing hope that Iran would engage in negotiations.
March 31, 2025Trump accused both Canada and Mexico of treating the US "unfairly" and criticized the European Union, calling it "horrible."
March 12, 2025White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt made these remarks after Trump announced his decision to double tariffs on all Chinese imports, raising them from 10 percent to 20 percent.
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