特朗普：这税非收不可！印度：中国行我也行，带头反击美国霸权

Group 1 - The U.S. will start notifying 10 to 12 countries daily about unilateral tariff rates ranging from 10% to 70% starting July 5, as only a few countries reached consensus with the U.S. during the grace period [1] - India has expressed strong opposition to U.S. tariffs, claiming that they have caused several hundred million dollars in losses to its economy and plans to retaliate with its own tariffs on U.S. goods [8][10] - The trade conflict has escalated between the U.S. and India, with India refusing to open its agricultural market to U.S. products, leading to a standoff over tariffs [12][10] Group 2 - India's economy has been characterized by a challenging environment for foreign investment, leading to a decline in international capital inflow and a return to a more insular economic model [15][19] - Despite being touted as an alternative to China for manufacturing, India's unfavorable conditions for foreign businesses have hindered its growth compared to Vietnam, which has successfully attracted foreign investment [17][19] - The current trade tensions with the U.S. have highlighted India's limited ability to export goods, maintaining a trade deficit while relying on domestic consumption [19][21] Group 3 - India's agricultural sector remains crucial, with a significant portion of its population dependent on it, making it politically sensitive to U.S. demands for market access [10][21] - The historical context shows that while India had a strong industrial foundation, it lagged behind China in economic development due to a focus on agriculture and a slower integration into the global economy [23][24] - Recent military setbacks, such as the conflict with Pakistan, have raised concerns about India's regional standing and its ability to respond to greater threats in the future [26][28]