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Indian exporters face heat even as US court scraps Trump’s reciprocal tariffs

Experts say the verdict could prompt countries to review recent or pending trade agreements with Washington India is yet to

India secures new Basmati rice export deal with US after tariff cut

The new deal highlights the potential benefits of the India–US trade agreement for the agricultural sector If more exporters follow

India–UK free trade deal set for April 2026 promising major boost to bilateral trade

Bilateral trade currently stands at around $56 billion, and both sides aim to double this figure by 2030 Economists estimate

EU–India trade deal opens the door for German carmakers in India

With tariffs set to fall, German carmakers may finally have a real chance to expand in one of the world’s

Historic US–India Trade Deal: Tariffs slashed as leaders seek stronger economic ties

The tariff cut is expected to boost competitiveness for Indian exports in the US market, offering relief to sectors such

Trump trade adviser questions why US-built AI platforms serve users in India

India has firmly rejected Navarro’s remarks The Ministry of External Affairs has called his statements inaccurate and reiterated that

India in 2025: Strained US ties, shifting alliances and domestic tests

At home, the BJP strengthened its political position, even as concerns grew over the electoral process and the weakening of

Indian IT sector shows resilience amid rising US trade tensions

Although rising U.S. tariffs and tightening immigration policies create uncertainties, Indian IT services have so far weathered direct tariff pressures,

‘Modi Didn’t Call’: Trump aide claims missed outreach derailed India-US trade deal

Concerns have further intensified following claims by US Senator Lindsey Graham that Trump has approved a proposed Russia sanctions bill

Indian exporters recalibrate strategy, accelerate market diversification amid higher US tariffs

Looking ahead, Bank of Baroda notes that while alternative markets currently account for smaller shares individually, deeper integration into global

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