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✔️ Potential US tariffs threaten Indian steel and aluminum exports.
✔️ Exporters may seek alternative markets to counter losses.
✔️ Government to engage in trade talks to mitigate impact.
India’s steel and aluminum exporters are bracing for potential trade disruptions as the US considers imposing new tariffs on metal imports. The proposed duties, aimed at protecting American producers, could significantly impact India’s shipments to one of its key markets.
Industry analysts warn that higher tariffs would reduce the competitiveness of Indian steel and aluminum in the US, forcing exporters to explore alternative markets. The US has previously imposed trade restrictions under Section 232, and any fresh measures could further strain bilateral trade relations.
The uncertainty surrounding the potential tariff hike has already led to cautious buying sentiment among US importers, with some delaying new orders. Indian steelmakers, including major players like Tata Steel, JSW, and SAIL, may need to shift focus toward Europe, Southeast Asia, and domestic demand to offset potential losses.
The Indian government is expected to engage in diplomatic discussions with US trade officials to seek exemptions or minimize the impact. Additionally, industry stakeholders are closely monitoring global trade policies and market reactions for strategic adjustments.
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