They told you Trump had alienated India, and Narendra Modi was Xi Jinping's new best friend. Instead, India will now pay 18%, the U.S. will pay zero. And the pundits are confounded again.
You misunderstand Trump's foreign policy. You also seem intent on subsidizing the invasion of Ukraine, which doesn't seem like something anyone should be proud of.
India and the United States share far more reasons for partnership than I care to list in this comment. But India has a habit of choosing the wrong side, partly because it continually confuses us with Great Britain. Which is odd for such a smart people.
But you seem to assume that we care if you do a deal with the EU first. We don't. And you may not personally be subsidizing the invasion of Ukraine, but every barrel of oil India buys from Russia does exactly that.
Nevertheless, better to focus on partnership. The scuffle is inevitable between two great nations. They should not obscure the opportunities for friendship.
Great breakdown! The tariff leverage play is something alot of people miss when they focus only on short-term friction. I watched a similar dynamic unfold with negotiations in other sectors, and honestly the pattern holds. When one side has asymetric market access, using temporary tools to rebalance can unlock real deals pretty quickly.
Yes! I love hearing this! We just don't hear this anywhere else. It isn't touted like it should be. These deals are stacking up but the haters just can't bear to give Pres. Trump credit. It's a shame. I wish more Americans were exposed to this news!
All Trump's deals are win-win. So in saying India won certain things, you're just affirming "The Art of the Deal".
Meanwhile, you seem to hope that by saying so much you'll obscure what you left out.
You misunderstand Trump's foreign policy. You also seem intent on subsidizing the invasion of Ukraine, which doesn't seem like something anyone should be proud of.
India and the United States share far more reasons for partnership than I care to list in this comment. But India has a habit of choosing the wrong side, partly because it continually confuses us with Great Britain. Which is odd for such a smart people.
But you seem to assume that we care if you do a deal with the EU first. We don't. And you may not personally be subsidizing the invasion of Ukraine, but every barrel of oil India buys from Russia does exactly that.
Nevertheless, better to focus on partnership. The scuffle is inevitable between two great nations. They should not obscure the opportunities for friendship.
Great breakdown! The tariff leverage play is something alot of people miss when they focus only on short-term friction. I watched a similar dynamic unfold with negotiations in other sectors, and honestly the pattern holds. When one side has asymetric market access, using temporary tools to rebalance can unlock real deals pretty quickly.
Absolutely.
Yes! I love hearing this! We just don't hear this anywhere else. It isn't touted like it should be. These deals are stacking up but the haters just can't bear to give Pres. Trump credit. It's a shame. I wish more Americans were exposed to this news!