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Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ is almost here. What’s in store for India?
Donald Trump has declared April 2 (Wednesday) as ‘Liberation Day’; it is the day he has promised to roll out reciprocal tariffs on imports from other countries. This move, experts believe, could significantly impact Indian exports.
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