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In a bold geopolitical move, the US has announced plans to slap a 500% tariff on Russian oil routed through third countries, targeting major buyers like India and China. This move aims to tighten the economic noose around Moscow amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. For India, which continues to import discounted Russian crude, the tariffs could significantly alter trade dynamics and raise import costs. Experts warn of potential fuel price hikes and diplomatic recalibrations. While India hasn’t reacted officially yet, the development signals rising economic pressure and shifting energy alliances #BTCPrediction
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Source: Hindustan Times
In a bold geopolitical move, the US has announced plans to slap a 500% tariff on Russian oil routed through third countries, targeting major buyers like India and China. This move aims to tighten the economic noose around Moscow amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. For India, which continues to import discounted Russian crude, the tariffs could significantly alter trade dynamics and raise import costs. Experts warn of potential fuel price hikes and diplomatic recalibrations. While India hasn’t reacted officially yet, the development signals rising economic pressure and shifting energy alliances #BTCPrediction
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Source: Hindustan Times
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the usa imposes 500% on a good that another country imports for itself? are we there or are we doing it? what does india do? send the money to russia and then send the duty to trump?🤔
#ModivsTrump relationship will destroy their countries strategic positions, what you say?
India has officially dismissed the proposal for a common BRICS currency, stating it is impossible to implement due to major economic and geopolitical differences among member nations.
Indian officials emphasized that the country has no interest in sharing a currency with China, and reiterated their commitment to maintaining financial sovereignty and global trade stability.
Indian officials emphasized that the country has no interest in sharing a currency with China, and reiterated their commitment to maintaining financial sovereignty and global trade stability.
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