
'Reciprocal tariff to impact pharma, textiles sectors most’
New Indian ExpressWith $87.4 billion, of the $322-billion merchandise exports in 2024, coming from the US alone, which has threatened to slap 25% duties on our shipments from April 2, is our largest trading partner with 27% of all exports. Of this, domestic companies have shipped goods worth $87.4 billion to the US, up 4.5% from 2023, while we imported goods worth $41.8 billion, up 3.4% from them, taking the bilateral trade to close to $130 billion. Amidst this rising uncertainty, the Export and Import Bank of India has held discussions with exporters and also provided their inputs to the commerce ministry on the potential impact of the duty hikes on our exports, which will be significant, Deepali Agrawal, deputy managing director, Exim Bank, tells TNIE’s Benn Kochuveedan. We have given our inputs to the government on the impact of the reciprocal tariffs that the US will be imposing on our goods from April 2.
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