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Indian Exporters Set to Thrive as US-China Trade War Drives Demand
The US-China trade war is set to enhance Indian exports, as soaring tariffs on Chinese goods make them less competitive in the United States market.
- Starting November 1, 2025, tariffs on Chinese goods in the United States will rise dramatically to 130%, creating opportunities for Indian exporters.
- In the fiscal year 2024-25, India achieved $86 billion in exports to the United States, solidifying its position as the largest trading partner for the US.
- Industries such as textiles and toys in India are expected to thrive as demand shifts from China to Indian products due to favorable tariff conditions.
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This development underscores a significant shift in global trade dynamics, highlighting Indias potential to capitalize on the strained US-China relationship and enhance its economic standing in the international market.