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    Indien erhebt 30-prozentige Vergeltungszölle auf US-Hülsenfrüchte, was Bedenken hinsichtlich der Handelsgespräche weckt

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    2. 5_Little_Luck on

      How do Americans honestly deal with all this winning day in and day out

    4. DeliciousStand372 on

      This has been in effect since October, dont know why theyre suddenly reporting this now

    5. TheManMechanical on

      What “trade talks” ? Mexico, Canada and the US had trade agreements negotiated under the orange administration that were ripped up in 2025.

    8. Fit-Paramedic-3047 on

      Now the EU is gonna stall the trade deals with the US. Worst is yet to come for the US, I hope Americans realize their biggest mistake of the century.

    12. Impossible-Bed3728 on

      here is my theory… American industries can adapt to ANY trade and tariff deals as long as they are STABLE.. this unpredictable shit sabotages future oriented investments and makes America a toxic unpredictable country to avoid dealing with.

    13. TheRealColdCoffee on

      Sounds like the trade deal talks between india and the EU look good

    14. Haunting_Cat8220 on

      So we got already a 50% tariff then a threat of 25% more cause we trade with Iran, and likely the orange buffon is gonna tariff more on this case, damn it

    15. Select-Vermicelli-79 on

      **This is ridiculous, some people – from the right wing, claiming India imposed tariffs on the US – and celebrating it – oh, Modi is powerful, don’t tariff India, we will silently do this, do that.**

      Lets uunderstand this better with facts – not noise.

      1. India had a tariff policy on pulses before 2023; it removed it

      2. result – The Indian market was flooded by imported pulses, pushing prices below MSP in many cases.

      3. India meanwhile, did not produce enough pulses to meet the demand domestically

      4. But farmers‘ groups – they want money – and want to sell the pulses at a higher cost, so they pressurised the govt. – and farmers‘ protests (if they launch again) can topple the govt.

      5. Indian agriculture remained non-competitive, non-progressive. govt pushed reforms – farmer groups rejected.

      6. So, the government went the other way – imposed tariffs on pulse imports – especially to target Canada and Russia – they were flooding the market –

      6. US share – was $15 million before 2023, it went up $75 million; it was still half of what Canada and Russia were exporting, and the tariffs were imposed accordingly

      Result –

      Now – these **farmers groups** are buying cheap pulses from farmers selling at a higher price in the market.- **Making money**.

      **Govt charging agri cess** from on imports (20% of this 30% tarriff) rest 10% is basic duty. – So, **govt is making money** – is it passing back to farmers? That’s questionable

      And **consumers/common citizens** – They are **paying a higher price**. – Some sections of common citizens are celebrating this masterstroke.

      Read this for full story.

      [https://x.com/IndiaReflector/status/2012425568940360169](https://x.com/IndiaReflector/status/2012425568940360169)

    16. Wide_Open_Buttcheeks on

      Lmao, everything shit like this happens i am reminded of the meme of Trump in that white golf shirt with the background of all the red stocks

    17. Iamrandom17 on

      to be more specific, this has been in place since october last year and is not directly targeted at the usa but in general to any imports from any countries but yes, indirectly it was meant for the usa as a few usa senators have written to trump to negotiate with india which is why it is being reported now

    18. nuvo_reddit on

      Looks like India has reached understanding with EU blocks. Plus, reached some understanding with China. The biggest winner out of all these Trump tantrums is China. China’s economy is export dependent and America together with Europe, Canada, Japan, India, Australia, South Korea could have put some pressure on China. Now because of Trump tantrums, EU ans Canada are opening up to China and similar initiatives can be expected from India also. South Korea is also reached some understanding with China. So barring Japan, most of the big nations are somehow more intermingled with China.

      Years of American strategy is going down the drain.

    19. sifav6 on

      When you don’t respect and act fair to other countries, it will eventually come back to bite you.

    23. JFrenck on

      What are the chances, once he’s gone for whatever reason finally catches up to him, would we be able to be like, “Yo, my bad. Can we, like, just reset? Back to Obama, if possible, but Biden would be ok I think.”

      Serious question, how much of this is permanent?

    26. lexxwern on

      I feel mature leaders in Eu, India and Asia are going to time their retaliation to maximize impact on US mid-term elections.

    27. AsleepAd9785 on

      Yoo this is good , let keep it up , next up trump ban all h1b from India and return all existing people to India for national security, and India so the same , return all US working who work there to the US , pls pls pls

    30. Thorfinn253 on

      This article makes no sense. This tariff has been applicable since Nov 2025. More importantly, this tariff was applicable on imports from any country. i.e. it was not targeted at any specific country.

      What do these sites get from misleading people like this?

    31. BlueDolphins28 on

      Stupid decision by India. They are nowhere close to us like EU or Canada that this will cause any issues with public. They need us much more than we need them. Also, this would make US more close to Pakistan

    33. DerApexPredator on

      India’s recent growth report has emboldened them. Even the reserve bank took steps to help their falling currency after waiting for so long.

    34. hakujo on

      America is really good at making enemies. India, China… Who will they get their products from?

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