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Home / Business and Economy / India Navigates US Tariffs: Exports Shift to New Markets

India Navigates US Tariffs: Exports Shift to New Markets

9 Dec

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Summary

  • Most firms reported no impact from US tariffs, even exporters.
  • Firms exporting to non-US countries showed the strongest business sentiments.
  • Indian exporters successfully diverted trade to other nations and domestic market.
India Navigates US Tariffs: Exports Shift to New Markets

Indian businesses have demonstrated notable resilience in the face of evolving US trade policies and imposed tariffs. A significant majority of companies surveyed indicated no adverse effects from these tariffs, with even a substantial portion of exporting firms remaining unaffected. Businesses that primarily export to countries other than the United States reported the strongest positive sentiments across key economic indicators.

While firms directly exporting to the US experienced a negative impact, the overall export performance of India remained robust. This success is attributed to Indian exporters' strategic diversification efforts, actively redirecting their products to alternative international markets and strengthening domestic sales. This adaptability has shielded the broader Indian economy from a significant downturn.

Looking ahead, firms are urging further policy support, including increased export subsidies and new trade agreements with other nations. The article suggests that continuing these diversification strategies alongside securing more Free Trade Agreements could enhance India's long-term competitiveness and economic stability. The government's timely actions have played a crucial role in the short-term mitigation of tariff impacts.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Most Indian businesses, including many exporters, reported no significant impact from US tariffs, with only those directly exporting to the US experiencing negative effects.
Indian exporters successfully mitigated the impact by diverting their products to other international markets and increasing domestic sales.
Firms exporting to countries other than the US displayed the most elevated business sentiments in the NCAER survey.

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