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India eased U.S. tariffs by ending Russian oil imports and boosting U.S. energy buys, improving its trade position.
India’s external position in Asia has improved after a February 6, 2026, interim trade framework with the U.S., reducing tariffs and removing punitive duties, according to a JM Financial report.
The U.S. applied an 18% reciprocal tariff on Indian goods and lifted a 25% ad valorem duty effective February 7, in exchange for India ending Russian oil imports and increasing U.S. energy purchases.
The deal addresses non-tariff barriers, establishes rules of origin, and supports supply chain and digital trade development.
Export sectors like textiles, machinery, chemicals, automobiles, and diamonds are expected to benefit, while electronics remain largely unaffected.
The agreement boosts India’s trade surplus, dollar inflows, and balance of payments, supporting the rupee and equities, though high valuations may limit immediate foreign investor inflows.
India alivió los aranceles estadounidenses al poner fin a las importaciones de petróleo ruso y al impulsar las compras de energía de Estados Unidos, mejorando su posición comercial.