By Talha Khubaib India is facing a difficult export problem. The United States has raised tariffs on several Indian products, and exporters are trying to avoid the financial hit. They are now using countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Mexico, and Mauritius as India tariff shelters. These routes allow Indian goods to enter the US market through partner countries where duties are lower. It is not a new idea, but it has grown sharply this year. India’s export data shows that the affected sectors include textiles, gems, auto parts, and pharmaceutical formulations. These products became harder to sell … Continue reading India’s New Trade Trick: How Exporters Use UAE and Mexico to Dodge US Tariffs