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Trump Tariffs Toppled: India's Trade Window Opens, Lutnick Visits Delhi

US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs were deemed illegal by the US Supreme Court. (File image/Reuters)

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News18•28-02-2026, 22:09

Trump Tariffs Toppled: India's Trade Window Opens, Lutnick Visits Delhi

•US Supreme Court strikes down Trump's global tariff regime, creating a window for India to renegotiate trade terms.
•US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick makes a surprise visit to New Delhi, signaling commitment to finalizing trade deal.
•India's previous 18% tariff advantage diminishes as US shifts to a flat 10% global tariff, prompting a need to rework concessions.
•India can now push for better tariff treatment, rebalance market access concessions, and potentially sustain Russian oil purchases.
•Despite the ruling, Trump's administration imposed a 126% tariff on Indian solar imports, indicating trade weaponization persists.

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