美国失去“施压筹码”，印度面临出口困难，关税生效美印关系“跌至低点”

Group 1 - The U.S. has imposed a 50% tariff on products imported from India, marking the highest tariff on any Asian country, aimed at penalizing India for purchasing Russian oil, which disrupts decades of U.S.-India relations [1][2][3] - The tariff comes after five rounds of failed negotiations, with both sides attributing the breakdown to political misjudgments and lack of communication [3][6] - Indian domestic reactions to the tariff are mixed, with the ruling party downplaying its impact and emphasizing India's self-reliance, while opposition parties criticize it as a diplomatic failure [3][4] Group 2 - The economic implications of the tariff suggest that India may face significant losses in trade, potentially outweighing the benefits of purchasing Russian oil, indicating a political rather than economic decision [4][5] - Analysts note that the deterioration in U.S.-India relations may stem from deeper issues, including differing approaches to China and Trump's diplomatic style, which has led to increased Indian frustration [6][7] - Despite current tensions, there are opportunities for reconciliation, particularly with upcoming meetings such as the "Quad" summit later this year, which may allow for direct dialogue between leaders [7][8]