https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-07/indian-exporters-mull-options-after-us-s-worse-than-covid-levy
Trump’s decision to double tariffs in the space of a week will make India-made apparels to generic drugs prohibitively expensive and can heavily disrupt exports, if not bring them to a grinding halt for many smaller businesses.
Indian exporters weigh options to deal with US levy that’s ‘Worse than Covid’
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