India cuts import duty on bourbon whisky to 100% amid Trump's 'reciprocal' tariff threats
India has reduced tariffs on bourbon whisky from 150 per cent to 100 per cent, a move that comes amid US President Donald Trump’s criticism of “unfair” trade practices. The tariff cut, notified on 13 February,
Trump-Modi meeting: As tariffs take centre stage, a look at what India trades with US
However, further reductions may be necessary, as just hours before meeting Modi, Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on all countries. India’s imports from the US over the past five years have grown at a slower pace compared to its exports.
With Narendra Modi, prime minister of India, expected at the White House this week, CNN takes a look at the trade ...
In some good news for connoisseurs of bourbon whiskies, India has slashed tariffs on bourbon whisky amid intensifying ...
Further, Morgan Stanley added that the indirect impact from uncertainty weighing on business confidence is more worrisome.
The GTRI also said that the US is not clear if the reciprocal tariff applies to specific products or entire sectors.
President Donald Trump called for "reciprocal tariffs" on nations that impose tariffs on the United States.
The Union Budget presented earlier in the month has already reduced Customs duties on quite a few items. The most recent is ...
US President Donald Trump plans to impose reciprocal tariffs on trade partners, which could disadvantage Indian exports of ...
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