US tariff hit on India: Electronics sector faces $20–30 billion potential loss; semiconductors could be next in line
India’s electronics sector anticipates potential losses of $20-30 billion due to impending US tariffs, particularly on semiconductors. While smartphone exports, dominated by Apple and Samsung, might receive exemptions, other electronics face significant tariffs. This shift could increase India’s reliance on smartphone exports, negatively impacting the broader electronics ecosystem and overall export diversification.🕒 1 min read
India’s electronics sector anticipates potential losses of $20-30 billion due to impending US tariffs, particularly on semiconductors. While smartphone exports, dominated by Apple and Samsung, might receive exemptions, other electronics face significant tariffs. This shift could increase India’s reliance on smartphone exports, negatively impacting the broader electronics ecosystem and overall export diversification.
Continue Reading
- Pak, Mediator For Iran, Deploys Thousands Of Troops, Jets In Saudi: Report
- Odisha Floods: 600 People Affected In Jajpur District, Yellow Warning Issued
-
Sachin Tendulkar’s “Wonderful To Watch” Praise For Sanju Samson As India Reach T20 World Cup Semis
- Explained: How India’s transition from WPI to PPI will strengthen inflation measurement – what it means for policy making
- NASA Mission To Send Humans Back To Moon Scheduled In March
-
PM Modi hails 10 years of Digital India; says it’s now a ‘people’s movement’
-
‘Circumstances Changed’: IUML Parts Ways With DMK After Nearly 60 Years
- Former India Player Appointed Sri Lanka Batting Coach For T20 World Cup 2026
-
China’s Spy-Cam Empire: Thousands Filmed In Hotels, Sold As Livestream Porn
- Kylie Jenner Turns Up The Heat In Bum-Baring Bikini On Turks Vacay With Kendall | Watch
