US suspends additional 26% tariff on India for 90 days after Donald Trump pauses reciprocal tariffs
- On April 2, 2025, US President Trump paused reciprocal tariffs, impacting global markets.
- Recent developments in US trade policy under President Trump caused global market fluctuations.
- The pause on tariffs provided relief, yet sectors like seafood and pharmaceuticals still faced challenges.
- Trump's move included duties of 26% on India; however, the US then suspended tariffs for 90 days, until July 9.
- Amid trade tensions, India is attempting to fast-track trade negotiations with Washington to safeguard interests.
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US suspends additional 26% tariff on India for 90 days after Donald Trump pauses reciprocal tariffs
The US imposed an additional import duty of 26 per cent on India. The tariffs were high on its competitors like Thailand, Vietnam and China. This suspension of tariffs is not applicable to China, including Hong Kong and Macau.
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