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Hello everyone, I am Block Gold. I just saw this news from Financial Associated Press about the United States imposing tariffs on India, and I noticed some discrepancies in timing details and actual policy nodes. As analysts, we must use precise data to deduce market impacts—according to the original text, the tariff will take effect at 12:01 PM Beijing time on August 27 (which corresponds to 0:01 AM Eastern Time on August 27), whereas the Financial Associated Press report did not clarify the time zone conversion, which could lead to misunderstandings; additionally, the policy of doubling the tariff on Indian purchases of Russian oil to 50% is actually an executive order signed earlier this month, not a new issuance synchronized with this tariff.

The U.S. tariffs take effect strictly according to local time zones, and cross-border transactions must synchronize with the time of major global markets;

India's tariff policy on Russian oil is an independent event and logically distinct from this broad adjustment of commodity tariffs.

"The Trump administration announced on August 26 a plan to impose a 50% tariff on Indian products, with the effective date being goods entering the U.S. market or being cleared after 0:01 AM Eastern Time on August 27. Additionally, this month it has been announced that the tariff on Indian purchases of Russian oil has increased from 25% to 50%. India has expressed disputes but seeks to resolve them through negotiations."

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