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India's Exporters Seek Relief Amid 50% US Tariff Surge

9/14/2025

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New US tariffs have increased to 50%, putting economic pressure on India’s textiles and gems sectors.
Exporters request a one-year loan moratorium from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to avoid defaults.
The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) warns of potential job losses and decreased competitiveness against countries like Vietnam.
Proposed relief includes collateral-free credit, interest subsidies, and a favorable exchange rate.
The RBI is exploring supportive measures and diplomatic talks with the US to address tariff impacts.

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Story summary

New US tariffs have increased to 50%, putting economic pressure on India’s textiles and gems sectors.
Exporters request a one-year loan moratorium from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to avoid defaults.
The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) warns of potential job losses and decreased competitiveness against countries like Vietnam.
Proposed relief includes collateral-free credit, interest subsidies, and a favorable exchange rate.
The RBI is exploring supportive measures and diplomatic talks with the US to address tariff impacts.