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Poosarla Sai Karthik

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Trump’s 25% tariff on Indian imports isn’t just policy Some exporters will feel the heat, but India has room to flip this into leverage. When a major partner turns protectionist, the smart move is to pivot. India can now push for better trade terms with the EU, UK, and ASEAN. Global sentiment is in our favour. This is a chance to reposition India as a stable, reliable trade partner. It’s also a moment to double down on manufacturing. If exports get pricier, make India the base for global production. The cost edge, talent, and digital rails are already in place. Long-term, India must reduce overdependence on the US and strengthen ties with Africa, Southeast Asia, and LATAM. Those markets are rising and more open to partnership.

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