India and China are responding in markedly different ways to the sweping tarifs imposed by us President Donald Trump, Whoch Are Reshapping Global TRADE DYNAMICS and Exposing Vulnerability Supply chains.

As washington prepares to implement further duties in August, the consequences are due to clearer for bot asian economies.

According to a report by niti aayog, India is poised to benefit from the new tariff environment, particularly due to incredible leviies imposed by the us on key trading partners so Canada. The think tank noted that Indian expenses have become more competitive in 22 of the top 30 products categories (at the HS-2 Level), Represting a Market size of $ 2,285.2 billion. “India is expected to gain competition in 22 out of the top 30 categories,” The report said, highlighting new trade opportunities opening up in sector like apparel, Electronics, Electronics, Electronics, Seafood, and plastics.

India Eyes Market Gains AMID Rising Exports

While India’s Trade Team is in Washington for another round of bilateral negotiations, Data Shows Strong Export Momentum. Merchandise Exports to the Us Rose by 21.78 per cent to $ 17.25 billion during the April – May this Financial Year, While Imports Grew 25.8 per cent to $ 8.87 billion.

Despite some Friction Around Sector Like Agriculture and Dairy, New Delhi Is Seeking Tariff Relief in Areas Such as Steel, Aluminum, and Automobiles. It has also resisted giving ground on Dairy concessions, mainTaining its long-standing position under wto rules. Niti aayog estimates that for 78 products, which make up over half of India’s expenses and 26 per cent of the US import share, Indian Goods are no more price competative than three from Rivals, Reported pti.

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China Pushes Shipments ahead of tariff deadline

In contrast, China’s Trade Performance Reflects Growing Urgency. June Data Showed Exports Rising By 5.8 per cent year-on-year, while imports edged up 1.1 per cent –Rcovering from a decline in May-Was Exporters Rushed to Beat the AUNFTE The AUNFDLINE.

Although Trade Relations Between Washington and Beijing Stabilized Temporarily after May’s Geneva Discussions, Upcoming Us Tariffs on Transeshipments Through Through Countrys Like Vietnam and POTENTNAM and POTENTNAM and POTENTANAM On BRICS members have revived unceerty. Trump has signalled a 40 per cent tariff on Goods transiting via viatnam and threatened an additional 10 per cent levy on important from from Countries Including China. Analysts warn that these measures unirectly affect beijing by limiting its ability to rearoute expenses through alternae partners.

China’s Trade Surplus in June Rose to $ 114.7 billion, up from $ 103.22 billion in May, but broader challenges remain. Beyond the US, tensions with the european union are also also relief, with the eu accusing beijing of fueling global overcapacity and undermining sanctions against Russia.

As the global tariff landscape shifts rapidly, India appears to be Gaining Incremental Advantages in the Short Term, While China Navigates Complex Geopolitical and Economic Persesures. Both Countries are likely to face intensified negotiation and strategic recalibrations in the months ahead.