莫迪天变了，美财长：若美俄和谈失败，美国将对印加征200%关税

Group 1 - The upcoming US-Russia summit in Alaska on August 15 is critical for India's economic future, with potential tariffs reaching up to 200% if negotiations fail [1][11] - The US has increased tariffs on Indian goods, raising them from 25% to 50%, particularly targeting India's continued purchase of Russian oil [3][11] - Indian exporters, especially in textiles, jewelry, and agriculture, are facing severe order reductions, with a potential loss of $40 billion, equivalent to 1% of India's GDP, if US orders decrease by half [5][11] Group 2 - Public sentiment in India is turning against US brands, with calls to boycott American goods and incidents of vandalism against companies like McDonald's and Coca-Cola [6] - The Indian government is responding with significant measures, including freezing a $3.6 billion Boeing contract and exploring oil transactions in yuan to challenge the dominance of the US dollar [6][8] - The diamond industry in India, which supplies 80% of the US's diamond polishing, is particularly vulnerable, with a 40% drop in orders following the tariff increase [6] Group 3 - India is reconsidering its diplomatic stance, with Prime Minister Modi planning to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in China, signaling a shift in alliances [8] - Russia is poised to benefit from the situation, as it seeks to strengthen ties with both India and China, opening up opportunities in oil, weapons, and infrastructure [10] - The pressure on India is mounting, as the US threatens further tariffs, which could devastate key sectors like textiles and jewelry, accounting for $87 billion in exports to the US [11][13]