New Delhi:
The United States has reviewed import tariffs that will be imposed from India 27 % to 26 %, according to a White House document.
These tasks will take effect as of April 9.
While announcing reciprocal tariffs against different countries on Wednesday, he held a table that showed the tariffs that countries like India, China, the United Kingdom and the European Union will now have to pay.
The painting indicated that India charged rates of 52 percent, including the manipulation of currencies and commercial barriers, and the United States would now charge India a reciprocal rate with a discount of 26 percent.
Previously, the White House documents showed a 27 percent duty in India. However, according to the latest updates, it has been reviewed down 26 percent.
When asked, industry experts said one percent would not have much impact.
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