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印度选择“不跪”,等着美国挥出关税大棒,特朗普发出最后警告,治不了中国,还收拾不了印度?
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-08-01 06:36

Group 1 - The U.S. has recently targeted India with tariffs, marking a shift in its trade strategy after previously pressuring the EU and Japan, which complied with a 15% tariff [1][2][4] - The trade deficit with India stands at $46 billion, with a total bilateral trade volume of approximately $129 billion, prompting U.S. frustration over India's market openness and its ties with Russia [4][6] - India is resisting U.S. pressure, citing its diverse trade options and the need to protect its agricultural sector, which employs 50% of its population [6][7] Group 2 - The U.S. is in a contradictory position, wanting to use tariffs to open India's market while fearing that aggressive tactics may push India closer to China, undermining its "Indo-Pacific strategy" [7][9] - Both countries are likely to engage in retaliatory measures, leading to a trade conflict that may harm both sides, as neither is willing to compromise on their core interests [9] - The outcome of this trade dispute could reflect poorly on U.S. strategic objectives, questioning the effectiveness of its approach in maintaining global dominance [9]