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A Short‑Term Tariff Win for India?
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A Short‑Term Tariff Win for India?

Bloomberg · Feb 23, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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A U.S. Supreme Court ruling lowers tariffs on Indian imports, but is the gain durable? India’s former WTO Ambassador Jayant Dasgupta explains why the relief may be short‑lived. (Source: Bloomberg)

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