US EditionIndia Gains Edge as US Tariff Deal Lowers Rates Below China, Pakistan, Indonesia
The deal removes punitive tariffs tied to Russian oil, cuts U.S. tariffs to 18%, and is expected to boost exports and foreign investment, benefiting key Indian sectors, officials say.
- On Monday , U.S. President Donald Trump announced a United States-India trade deal lowering the reciprocal tariff on Indian goods to 18% after a call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
- Before the agreement, U.S. duties had climbed to 50% due to a 25% reciprocal tariff plus a 25% penalty linked to Russian crude purchase, prompting foreign investors to exit and weakening FDI inflows.
- On Tuesday, markets reacted as Sensex and Nifty surged, textile and leather stocks jumped up to 20%, and the rupee opened around 90.50 per dollar.
- Currency strategists now see USD/INR gradually moving towards the 88.5-89 range, and analysts project a 0.1-0.2% of GDP improvement in the current account for FY27, expected to encourage a return of FPIs and FDI.
- Alongside the Critical Minerals Ministerial on Wednesday, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is visiting the US from February 2-4, amid broader strategic cooperation efforts.
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