An interim agreement is already in place, so this is about the wider deal and the tariff rate Indian exporters end up with against competing countries. The companies exposed are export-heavy ones selling into the US…
The US is the largest export market for several listed Indian sectors: garments and home textiles, generic drugs, auto components, speciality chemicals, and gems and jewellery. For them the deal decides the tariff they…
Textiles · Healthcare · Automobile and Auto Components · ChemicalsThe Tribune ↗
The rate keeps India's tariff at roughly the 10% it paid under the temporary levy and below the 12.5% charged to 43 other economies, so the immediate cost change for exporters is limited. Labour-intensive exporters to…
Textiles · Consumer Durables · Automobile and Auto Components · Capital GoodsBusiness Standard ↗
Zero duty in the UK improves the price competitiveness of Indian apparel and home-textile exporters, seafood processors, leather and footwear makers, auto-component suppliers and engineering firms against rivals that…
Textiles · Automobile and Auto Components · Fast Moving Consumer Goods · Information TechnologyBusiness Standard ↗
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