Rumors of a financial emergency in India, spurred by a supposed market downturn linked to Donald Trump’s 25% tariff, are unfounded. This article provides a fact-check of the claims propagated on Pakistani social media. The PIB Fact Check has verified that no such emergency has been declared. The situation arises from Trump’s imposition of tariffs due to India’s trade dealings with Russia. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal has responded, highlighting India’s economic progress. The government is assessing the implications of these developments and engaging with industry stakeholders. Trump’s statements, including the tariff announcement and comments on India’s economy, have led to a focus on the country’s trade policies. Experts consider Trump’s move as a strategic negotiation strategy, given his critical remarks towards India’s trade practices.
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