美国宣布对印度征收25%关税，分析人士：特朗普把印度当成了“反面教材”

Group 1 - The U.S. will impose a 25% tariff on Indian goods starting August 1, which is seen as a punitive measure by President Trump due to high Indian tariffs and India's purchase of Russian oil and weapons [1][3] - Indian opposition parties are criticizing Prime Minister Modi's foreign policy, arguing that the friendship with Trump has not protected India's national interests, with significant potential damage to trade and local businesses [1][3] - The Indian think tank's founder indicates that the tariffs are part of a pressure strategy, with no products exempt from the new tariffs, suggesting that India is being used as a negative example for other countries [3] Group 2 - Current estimates suggest that India's exports to the U.S. could decline by 30% in the fiscal year ending March 2026, dropping from $86.5 billion to $60.6 billion, with oil products, pharmaceuticals, and electronics being the most affected categories [3] - Ongoing bilateral trade negotiations aim to increase trade to $500 billion by 2030, but significant disagreements remain, particularly in agriculture and dairy sectors, which are politically sensitive in India [4] - The Indian government is reviewing the impact of the new tariffs and is collecting feedback from exporters and industry groups to take necessary measures to protect national interests [4]