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India's stance comes amidst a steady recovery in exports, defying persistent global uncertainties and the tariff war.

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Let us analyze the potential effects of these tariffs, backed by data from some of our ongoing research, and explore the steps India can take to mitigate the damage and secure its economic future.

Indian exporters frontloaded shipments to the US to avoid potential higher duties, leading to a 21% export surge between April and July. While this growth provides a buffer for discounts, exporters fear a 50% tariff could devastate businesses with thin margins. Industry leaders are seeking government assistance to mitigate potential job losses, particularly in the MSME sector.