Politics8/26/2025Bloomberg

India Braces for 50% Tariffs as Trump Upends Ties With Modi

India Braces for 50% Tariffs as Trump Upends Ties With Modi

The article discusses the upcoming imposition of a 50% tariff by the United States on certain Indian goods, starting on Wednesday. This is the highest tariff rate in Asia and is part of President Donald Trump's efforts to punish India for continuing to purchase oil from Russia, despite the ongoing sanctions. The tariffs are expected to have a significant impact on India's trade with the US, which is one of its largest trading partners. The move comes as the relationship between the two countries, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Trump, has become increasingly strained. The article suggests that this decision by the US is part of a broader strategy to pressurize India to align its foreign policy more closely with the United States, particularly in the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The article does not provide further details on the specific goods affected by the tariffs or the potential economic implications for India.

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