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U.S. midterm elections impact on India: faster trade deal talks and higher tariffs likely

Trade and geopolitical experts say that losing control of the U.S. Congress will push President Donald Trump to increase tariff pressure on India to seal a deal. Indian negotiators, for their part, will smell an opportunity

The Hindu NationalNovember 4, 20261 min read
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U.S. midterm elections impact on India: faster trade deal talks and higher tariffs likely

Trade and geopolitical experts say that losing control of the U.S. Congress will push President Donald Trump to increase tariff pressure on India to seal a deal. Indian negotiators, for their part, will smell an opportunity

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