US tariffs on Indian goods: Govt plans four-pillar strategy to boost exports; here’s all you need to know
India is implementing a four-pronged strategy to boost exports amid global trade uncertainties and new US tariffs. This includes fast-tracking trade pacts with the UK, EU, and Oman, improving ease of doing business, enhancing export competitiveness, and diversifying export and import markets. The government is also working to increase FTA utilization and focusing on export promotion in 50 key countries.🕒 1 min read
India is implementing a four-pronged strategy to boost exports amid global trade uncertainties and new US tariffs. This includes fast-tracking trade pacts with the UK, EU, and Oman, improving ease of doing business, enhancing export competitiveness, and diversifying export and import markets. The government is also working to increase FTA utilization and focusing on export promotion in 50 key countries.
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