India is now at the center of the global trade map. In the last few days, major policy shifts have altered the economics of exporting from India to Western markets.
Policy shifts include:
US-India Trade Tariff Relief: The US has officially reduced the reciprocal tariff on Indian goods from 25% to 18%. This effectively lowers the entry cost for Indian products entering the US market. Read more
EU-India “Mother of all deals” FTA: India and the European Union have finalized a Free Trade Agreement that eliminates tariffs on over 90% of Indian goods. This shift places Indian exporters on a level playing field with competitors who previously held duty-free advantages. Read more
Union Budget 2026: India has shifted its domestic policy to prioritize exports. The budget focuses on two things: making it easier for MSMEs to join global supply chains and increasing the scale of local manufacturing in high-value sectors. Read more
These developments lower the barrier to entry for Indian goods, making them a more viable alternative for US and EU buyers looking for cost-efficiency. For Indian MSMEs, this is the window to scale.
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