India's $40.8 billion Russian crude imports put it in Trump's 100% tariff line of fire

India's large imports of Russian crude oil have put the country at risk of US tariffs. The US is considering imposing 100% tariffs on significant buyers of Russian energy, and India's $40.8 billion worth of Russian crude imports put it squarely in the crosshairs. This development is significant because it threatens to disrupt global trade, which could negatively impact Indian exporters. The looming tariffs also come at a sensitive time, as India is currently negotiating a bilateral trade agreement with the US.

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The US tariffs on Russian energy imports will increase costs for India and put pressure on its trade balance. This could lead to higher prices and reduced demand for Indian goods.

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