India won’t be spared: Trump hints at 25% tariffs on some products
US President Trump has announced plans to impose reciprocal tariffs on India, hinting at levies of 25% or higher on some products. Despite the potential impact, analysts suggest India may be less affected due to its domestic demand-driven economy and significant services exports,
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