US-China Trade War Escalation Could Give Indian Exporters a Competitive Edge, Say Experts

US-China trade war escalation could give Indian exporters a competitive edge, say experts

The escalating trade war between US and China may benefit Indian exporters as US tariffs on Chinese goods rise to 130% in total. Experts believe this shift will enhance India's competitive edge. Here's what industry experts think.

US-China Trade War Escalates. How Indian Exporters Could Benefit

The escalating trade war between the US and China is expected to benefit Indian exporters by increasing their shipments to the American market, according to experts.

Indian exporters likely to gain from US-China trade war escalation: Experts

US-China trade tensions benefit Indian exporters, creating opportunities for increased shipments to America, experts say.

US’ 100% tariff war on China could fire up India’s big gain

The US-China trade war is expected to boost Indian exports to the US, experts say. Higher US tariffs on Chinese goods, rising to 130% from November 1, 2025, make Chinese products less competitive, benefiting Indian exporters, especially in textiles, toys, and other sectors. India exported $86 billion to the US in 2024-25, its largest trading partner.

US-China Trade War To Benefit Indian Exporters, Increasing Shipments In The American Market

Federation of Indian Export Organisations (PTI) President S C Ralhan said that imposition of higher tariffs by the US on China will shift demand towards India, which exported goods worth USD 86 billion to the US in 2024-25.

Indian exporters likely to gain from  US-China trade war escalation: Experts

NEW DELHI, Oct 11:  The escalating trade war between the US and China is expected to benefit Indian exporters in increasing their shipments to the American market, according to experts.   Federation of Indian Export Organisations (PTI) President S C Ralhan said that imposition of higher tariffs by the US on China will shift demand towards India, which exported goods worth USD 86 billion to the US in 2024-25. “We may gain from this escalation,” R…