Bizarre Trade Face-Off: Trump Defends Harsh 50% Tariffs, But Claims India-US Relations Are ‘Very Well’ | World News

Washington DC: US President Donald Trump again defended 50 percent of tariffs applied to Indian imports. Authorized, the trade between the United States and India has been “completely unilateral için for many years. Despite this, he stressed that the two countries “get along very well”.

Speaking at the White House, the US President answered questions about whether the United States can review these tariffs or re -evaluate them. He has announced that India has blamed some of the highest tariffs worldwide for decades and has created an unbalanced trade relationship to the United States.

“We get along very well with India. But India was a unilateral relationship for many years … India accused us of tremendous tariffs. It was the highest level of the world … And therefore they didn’t do business with India, but we didn’t charge them stupid because they didn’t charge them to the country.

He emphasized the case of American motorcycle manufacturer Harley Davidson and said that the company has faced 200 percent tariff on motorcycles imported to India, which makes sales difficult. To avoid these tariffs, Harley Davidson established a facility in India and allowed him to sell motorcycles without extra charge.

The President also stressed that many manufacturers, especially from countries such as China, Mexico and Canada, produce products in the USA to avoid tariffs. “Now thousands of companies come to the United States … Traditionally, automobile companies … China, Mexico, Canada come from Canada … They want to build here because number one, they like to be here, and the number two, tariffs protect them. And they want to avoid paying the tariffs.

Previously, the fact that the business relationship between Social and the United States has been a tamaç completely unilateral disaster ”for decades. India told the United States that “high tariffs, as in any country, could not be sold to India”.

He added that India is the largest customers selling goods to the United States, but it sells very little in exchange for American businesses.

Trump also mentioned that India has bought most of its oil and military products from Russia, and stressed that the new Delhi has recently offered to reduce tariffs to zero. “They had to do this years ago,” he wrote.

In the meantime, India faces global economic difficulties, as India maintains a 50 percent tariff on Indian goods. 25 percent more tariffs, which continued to buy India’s Russian crude oil.