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"Remember, while India is our friend, we have, over the years, done relatively little business with them because their tariffs are far too high, among the highest in the world," Trump said.

US-India trade — from textiles to auto parts — faces a steep decline as Trump turns tariffs into a weapon.

The carrier transported more than 153,000 tonnes of Indian exports in FY 2025/26 across pharmaceuticals, perishables and other goods.

The carrier has increased its total weekly freighter flights in India to seven, while carrying more than 153,000 tonnes of exports in FY 2025/26.

Crude and condensate shipments into India fell for a second consecutive month to around 3.8 million bpd in August.

Discover how rising US tariffs affect India’s exports, jobs, and economy — from textiles to tech — and what strategies can help India stay competitive globally.

The US agreed to slash tariffs on India from 50% to 18% after reaching a trade agreement on Indian exports and removing additional penalties added last year for importing Russian oil.

Indian exports are under pressure from rising U.S. and EU trade barriers. Can India’s policies adapt to ensure global competitiveness?

The move, he said, comes in response to what he described as India’s “high tariffs,” “obnoxious” non-monetary trade barriers, and its continued purchases of Russian energy and military equipment.

With global trade at an inflection point, Indian exporters are balancing cost pressures and geopolitical uncertainty with cautious optimism and strategic opportunity.

Trump slaps 50% tariff on Indian goods from Aug 27, hitting exports and sparking sharp political reactions across parties in India.

The Indian economy is expected to clock a medium-term growth of 6.7 per cent on average between fiscal 2025 and 2031, and touch the $7 trillion mark, according to a report by rating agency CRISIL.

Commodity expert G. Chandrashekhar dismisses allegations of India “dumping” rice in the US, citing the countrys small export volumes and niche Basmati demand. He says the 50% tariff has not dented US ...

Investing.com - India’s exports to the United States could be hit by $10 billion should heightened duties threatened by President Donald Trump come into effect, according to analysts at BofA Securities. U.S. tariffs on the South Asian nation are set to climb to 50% in three weeks should New Delhi fail to reach an agreement to lessen the duties. From Thursday, India will be subject to 25% levies, with an additional 25% trade tax to be imposed on August 28. In a note, the BofA analysts led by Rahul Bajoria estimated that, if no remedial actions are taken, India’s exports to the U.S. could face an effective tariff rate more than 32% -- up from its current level of roughly 20%. This would imply a net impact of $10 billion to India’s outgoing shipments to the U.S., the bank added. In 2024, exports from India to the U.S. were worth $80 billion. The value of trade between the two countries is reportedly estimated to stand at over $190 billion. "Given the widening tariff differential, while it is difficult to precisely estimate the hit to [India’s gross domestic product] growth, we believe the impact could be substantial if these additional tariffs stick, and may lead to a material slippage," they argued. Despite being one of the first to approach the White House to make a trade deal, India became the recipient of Trump’s trade ire over New Delhi’s purchases of Russian oil. The matter, along with disagreements over the opening of India’s massive farm and dairy sectors, led to the collapse of five months of talks. India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that the country "will never compromise" the interests of its farmers, even that stance leads to a "heavy price" for him. AI computing powers are changing the stock market. Investing.com's ProPicks AI includes 6 winning stock portfolios chosen by our advanced AI. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. Which stock will be the next to soar?