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Welcome to Gyaan Drishti. Global trade is not just about numbers. It is about power, leverage, and long-term strategy. For years, the United States remained India’s largest trading partner, with total trade crossing $130 billion and a trade surplus of nearly $41 billion in India’s favor. But things began to shift when former US President Donald Trump imposed aggressive tariffs on Indian goods, arguing that trade needed “rebalancing.” At one stage, tariff threats ranged from 25% to even 50% in certain sectors. The pressure was clear — make Indian exports expensive in the American market. But the turning point came when the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that certain emergency-based tariffs were unconstitutional. That decision forced a strategic reset in US trade policy and opened the door for a new global tariff framework of around 10–15%. Despite heavy tariff pressure, India’s pharmaceutical exports to the US grew by over 9%, touching nearly $30 billion. Nearly 40% of generic medicines consumed in America are manufactured in India. This clearly shows that dependency runs both ways. This is not a simple trade dispute. This is strategic recalibration. In this video, we explain: 🔹 What triggered the tariff escalation 🔹 How India absorbed the pressure without retaliation 🔹 Why pharma and IT exports remained strong 🔹 The impact of the US Supreme Court decision 🔹 Whether the trade deal is truly cancelled or being renegotiated India is no longer negotiating from a position of vulnerability. It is negotiating from strength. Watch till the end and share your opinion: Should India push for even lower tariffs, or secure a balanced 8–10% agreement? 👍 Like | 🔔 Subscribe | 📢 Share Support Gyaan Drishti for research-based geopolitical analysis. #IndiaUSRelations #TradeWar #TariffPolitics #GlobalEconomy #GyaanDrishti