A group of US lawmakers has introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives seeking to end tariffs imposed on Indian goods under President Donald Trump’s administration. The move reflects growing concern within the US Congress that the duties are increasing costs for American consumers
US lawmakers have cautioned that President Donald Trump’s tariff hikes and visa policy changes are putting strain on the India–US relationship, one of Washington’s most important strategic partnerships. The warnings came during a House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee hearing examining bilateral ties. Tariffs and Visa Fees Criticised Congresswoman Sydney Kamlager-Dove said the
Mexico’s Congress has approved a new law imposing higher import tariffs on goods originating from countries without free trade agreements, including India, China, South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia. The revised tariff structure will come into effect from January 2026, with duties ranging between 5 percent and 50 percent depending on the product category. Key Products […]
The administration of President Donald Trump is considering new tariffs on agricultural imports, including rice from India, following complaints from American farmers. Grower groups have claimed that imported rice is arriving in the US market at very low prices and hurting domestic producers. Trump signals action During discussions with farming representatives, Trump said
US President Donald Trump has claimed that he prevented a nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan by threatening both countries with a 350 per cent tariff. He said he intervened amid escalating tensions and asserted that India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi later called him, saying the crisis had been defused. What He Claimed Trump stated […]
India and the United States are close to finalising a bilateral trade agreement expected by the end of November. As part of the proposed framework, India is likely to allow duty-free imports of US soybeans, corn and select dairy products. In return, the US is preparing to roll back recently imposed penalty tariffs and revise […]
US President Donald Trump issued an executive order that exempts a wide range of agricultural and processed-food items from the “reciprocal tariffs” imposed earlier this year. The move means that products such as coffee, tea, fruits, nuts, spices and essential oils will now face zero import duty instead of the previously imposed rates of up […]
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that “very high” tariffs on India will be reduced “at some point,” while praising India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi and reaffirming the “fantastic” relationship between the two countries. The remarks came during the swearing-in of Sergio Gor as the U.S. Ambassador to India. Tariff Outlook Trump said the […]
US President Donald Trump announced plans to distribute a $2,000 “tariff dividend” to eligible American citizens, funded by revenue generated from his administration’s ongoing tariff regime. He stated that high-income individuals would be excluded from the payment and described the move as part of a broader effort to stimulate the economy and address national debt. […]
The Federal Reserve just quietly injected $125 billion into the veins of the American banking system in a matter of five days. That’s right—while President Donald Trump boasts about reviving American industry and making “America First” great again, the nation’s central bank was busy running a silent rescue operation to prevent a liquidity crisis. It’s […]















