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Currently, American goods face a weighted average tariff of 7.7% in India, while Indian exports to the US face only 2.8%, leading to a 4.9% difference.
The gap is 8.6% for chemicals and pharmaceuticals, 5.6% for plastics, 1.4% for textiles and clothing, 13.3% for diamonds, gold, and jewellery, 2.5% for iron, steel, and base metals, 5.3% for machinery and computers, 7.2% for electronics, and 23.1% for automobiles and auto components.
“The higher the tariff gap, the worse affected a sector will be,” said GTRI founder Ajay Srivastava.
India should propose a 'zero-for-zero' tariff strategy to the US for addressing America's proposed reciprocal tariff hikes, as it would be less harmful than negotiating a full bilateral trade agreement, it said.
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