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Experts Warn New Tariffs May Hike Import Prices by 18.3%

INDIA, AUG 7 – The tariffs target stalled trade talks and India's Russian oil purchases, with duties reaching 50% and India's exports to the U.S. rising 25% in early 2025 due to stockpiling.

  • On Thursday, President Donald Trump’s tariffs of 10% to 50% on nearly 70 nations, including India, Canada and Brazil, took effect.
  • Amid stalled trade talks, President Donald Trump blamed New Delhi’s protectionist practices and its purchase and resale of sanctioned Russian oil for the tariffs.
  • Canada’s tariff rose from 25% to 35%, and Brazil now faces a 50% tariff on imports, according to recent Trump actions.
  • U.S. Customs and Border Protection began collecting higher tariffs at 12:01 a.m. EDT; Canada retaliated with $43 billion in duties, and analysts said countries will scramble to adjust.
  • Even as framework deals emerge, a broader tariff strategy includes sectoral tariffs on semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, autos, steel, aluminum, copper, lumber and other goods, involving the European Union, Japan and South Korea.
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Despite the 25 percent extra tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump on August 6, India will continue to negotiate with the US on the proposed trade deal. A Business Today report quoting sources said that India will enter into a bilateral trade agreement but will not back down on agriculture, dairy and crude oil.

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The Washington Post broke the news in on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
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