Exporters not sweating over US-Bangladesh trade deal
Bangladesh secured a 19% reciprocal tariff from the US, with some exemptions for textiles using American materials. While Indian exporters are watching closely, they remain unconcerned. The slight tariff difference and limited use of US cotton are unlikely to significantly impact Indian garment competitiveness, especially as buyers seek diversification.🕒 1 min read
Bangladesh secured a 19% reciprocal tariff from the US, with some exemptions for textiles using American materials. While Indian exporters are watching closely, they remain unconcerned. The slight tariff difference and limited use of US cotton are unlikely to significantly impact Indian garment competitiveness, especially as buyers seek diversification.
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