India hopes trade talks with the U.S. will continue even as the U.S. hiked tariffs on its exports to 50% due to New Delhi's purchase of sanctioned Russian oil, two lawmakers said on Monday, citing a briefing to a parliamentary panel on foreign affairs.

According to a Reuters report, India’s largest consumer market is witnessing a surge in calls to shun US brands after Washington imposed a 50% tariff on Indian goods. The move by US President Donald Trump has fuelled protests,

Trump-era tariffs pressure India’s garment exporters as buyers move orders elsewhere, raising concerns over jobs and trade competitiveness.

The crude oil market's rather sanguine reaction to the U.S. threats to India over its continued purchases of Russian oil is effectively a bet that very little will actually happen.

India is increasingly under fire from Donald Trump’s tariff policies, and the arrival of sanctioned ships could become another flashpoint with the US

America shouldn't have imposed tariffs on India over its exports of oil from Russia, a survey by a US-based think tank found.