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The United States has flagged concerns over India's increasing and burdensome import-quality requirements, among its many barriers to trade, in a report released two days before planned U.S. reciproc...
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The Indian rupee declined in the non-deliverable forward market on Thursday after the U.S. President Donald Trump slapped a 26% tariff on imports from the Asian nation.
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India is expected to benefit India's apparel and textile sectors, making it a favorable destination. Higher tariffs on competitors like Vietnam , China and Pakistan.
India's finished steel imports during the first 11 months of the financial year, which began in April, stood at 8.98 million metric tons, marking a 15.8% year-on-year increase, according to provisional government data reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday.
The South Asian nation is feeling the heat as the White House gears up to launch stiff reciprocal tariffs on April 2, what Trump has called “Liberation Day.”
India’s oil imports from Russia increased on a month-on-month basis in March even as the threat of the US imposing sanctions on buyers of Russian crude loomed large.
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myRepublica on MSNIndia lifts ban on import of some Nepali goods including plywoodThe ban on the export of some Nepali goods to India has been lifted. The restriction was removed after India renewed the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification for various goods, including cement,
China, Canada and the European Union have appeared unwilling to negotiate on the Trump administration’s proposed tariffs — but India has been an active participant at the negotiating table,
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India is serious about cutting EV tariffs. This comes despite automakers supporting the Modi government to delay any cut in EV tariffs until 2029.
India's crude oil imports from the United States increased by 67% in March compared to February, as Indian refiners sought to diversify their supply away from Russia and as India attempts to reduce its trade surplus with the U.
With United States' President Donald Trump announcing a 'discounted' 26% tariff on India, the White House in a document has said that the country's testing and certification requirements for several sectors makes it a costly affair for American companies to sell products.