Us can review 25% additional tariffs, what is the action of the Government of India, which sectors will affect the most, how much impact on the stock market

The US has imposed 25% of additional tariffs on Indian product, which has increased pressure on many small exporters and sectors. However, according to media reports, India hopes that the US will reconsider this decision. India is buying crude oil from Russia, which America is angry about. For this reason, the US has imposed an additional 25% tariff on product coming from India. This tariff is already implemented in addition to 25% tariffs of the Trump government. That is, now a total tax of up to 50% has to be paid on Indian goods. According to media reports, the routes of talks in Indo-US are open. There are positive indications on both sides.

Exporters do not need to panic

The way to negotiate a fee dispute between India and the US is open and efforts will continue to resolve it. Government sources said this on Wednesday. The US government has imposed a fee of up to 50 percent on the export of goods from India to the US except for some areas since Wednesday.

Sources said that in view of the diverse nature of Indian exports (fees), the effect is unlikely to be as serious as it is feared. He said that to resolve this issue, the paths of talks between India and America are open. Sources assured the exporters that there is nothing to panic and it is only a temporary phase in long -term relations between India and the US.

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What is the action of the government

Government sources have been quoted as saying that America can give India relief in tariffs. Exporters from sectors such as textile, leather, jewelry and jewelery are being interacted to send these goods to other countries. In addition, the government is also considering providing financial assistance to traders who will be the most affected by this tariff.

Which areas can affect

Analysts say that due to the imposition of 50 percent tariffs on Indian goods in the US, the pressure on export-oriented areas like textile, gems and jewelery, leather may see a little nervousness in investors in these areas in domestic stock markets on Thursday.

50 percent US customs on Indian products have become effective from Wednesday. US President Donald Trump had announced an additional 25 percent fee on India for continuing the purchase of Russian oil. Even before this, 25 percent tariff was imposed.

What do experts say

Analysts believe that textiles and garments, gems and jewelery, shrimp, leather and shoes, animal products, chemicals, electrical and mechanical machinery can cause the most loss of this fee increase. However, this fee is not applied to drug, energy products and electronic goods.

The increased fee has come into effect from Wednesday, but due to the closure of domestic stock markets due to Ganesh Chaturthi, its effect has not been seen. In such a situation, Thursday’s business session is going to be very important.

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VK Vijaykumar, the main investment strategist of Jiojit Investments Limited, said that the market starts with a decline, but the possibility of nervousness is low as there was already a 50 percent fee expected. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) can continue selling, but cash -equipped domestic institutional investors (DIIs) will make strong purchases at lower levels. “

He said that this tariff will mainly affect clothes, some machinery and gems and jewelery sectors, but overall it will be negligible on the company income. Foreign institutional investors sold shares worth Rs 6,516.49 crore on Tuesday, while domestic institutional investors made net purchases of Rs 7,060.37 crore.

Director of Master Trust Group, Puneet Singhania said that the market has already been affected by the US imposing 25 percent additional fees. The Nifty fell 255.70 points to close at 24,712 on Tuesday, while the Sensex fell by 849.37 points. Export-based sectors such as textiles, chemicals, agricultural products and gems-ornaments may lose competitiveness in the US market. ”Simultaneously Singhania said that the income estimates of export-based companies may decrease while domestic demand-based sector and drug and information technology can attract defensive sector investors.

Trivesh D, Chief Operating Officer of online brokerage firm Tradezini Trivesh D, said, “The first response to the market after the implementation of additional fees from August 27 in the US may be based on the perception. High fees will increase the challenge for areas such as textile, gemstones, jewelery, leather and maritime products. However, the overall market can remain in a limited range and the rotation can be seen between areas.” In the financial year 2024-25, about 20 percent of India’s total export of $ 437.42 billion was the US. Input agencies edited by: Sudhir Sharma