Is India the first to face Trump’s “secondary” tariffs on Russia?

In a crazy start on Friday, August 1 – the day when new tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump come into effect (No more delays!) – Major trading partners of the United States, e.g. Japanthis European Union Now, South Koreaan agreement has been reached with the country. All of them will impose a 15% tariff on U.S. imports.

But what about India? Not only has no agreement yet, Trump unilaterally imposed 25% tariffs on South Asian countries, a man who exceeded expectations as analysts generally expect India to Ensure a favorable deal with the United States. Worse, Trump said India must pay the price of its military and energy transactions with Russia, which would be in conjunction with the additional “finishment.” Essentially, this sounds like “Minor tariffs” Trump had previously threatened to slap Moscow in the face.

In this way, Trump’s move seems to suggest that the White House’s trade policy is not based solely on the balance of trade, because Trump likes to raise, and even to the extent he likes you – see him Admiration of King Charles of England and the country’s tariff rate is 10%.

It’s also about who your friends are. Essentially, Trump seems to be suggesting that even if you are an influential person, you can’t sit with us if you hang out with uncool kids (buying Russian weapons).

Perhaps Trump can afford to alienate allies, as the U.S. economy remains unexpectedly strong. it Expanded by 3% in the second quarterwell above the Dow Jones Dow Jones 2.3% estimate, while the huge seven revenues can be estimated. There has been a lot of discussion about the decline of American exceptionalism, but for now, the United States remains the Queen Bee.