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Center-Right Owned by HT Media Ltd.India-US trade deal: What midterm elections mean for trade policy, tariff and export sectors? Experts explain
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US midterm election results saw President Donald Trump’s Republican Party lose control of Congress, a shift that has rippled through global bond markets. Falling crude‑oil prices and easing borrowing concerns have pushed bond yields lower both in India and overseas, prompting experts to weigh in on the next steps for Indian bond investors. Meanwhile, India Today notes that Americans bore the cost of Trump’s tariffs on India, and that the electoral outcome penalised Republicans at the polls.
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left · 1 outlet
Veteran trade journalist D Ravi Kanth predicts Democrats-powered Congress to scrutinise Trump’s trade tariffs, slow India-US talks and ease harsh H-1B rules
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center · 2 outlets
New Delhi, November 5 (IANS) With the US midterm election outcome that ended unified Republican control of Congress, the urgency of a trade deal with the US has faded for India, which is a positive sign, a new report showed on Thursday.The 18 per cent US tariff framework rate was never implemented…
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Experts said that the US midterm election results would not rewrite US trade policy overnight.
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Experts said that the US midterm election results would not rewrite US trade policy overnight.
