Trump Tariff on India – ‘Strong nations can do what they want’: Nilesh Shah on Trump tariffs, says India hit lower than most of its peers

Recently, Kotak Mahindra Asset Management MD has commented on Neilash’s statement on US President Donald Trump about the mutual tariffs of India, China and a number of other countries. When the statement said Jibe, the interest said that the strong peoples can do what they want.

He even quoted Sant Tulsidas, the creating of Ramcharitsmanas to justify his point of view. “Samarth Ko Nahi Dosh Gosain” means that people or strong people often do not accuse them of their actions, even if they allow weaker individuals.

“My two bit bits trump over the tariff go. President Trump proves what Sant Tulsidas wrote centuries ago.

Shah noted that the developed peoples can even calculate the tariffs as a deficit with the United States, which is divorced by the United States and leave it. “We will soon see a study of the incident to justify this novel,” he said.

In addition, the market expert also stressed that the world will respond to US tariffs through the weakening of foreign currency, emphasizing the United States to challenge the courts through the negotiations.

The effect of India and his peers

Coming to India, he said that the country is much lower than most of his peers. ԱՄՆ-ը Հնդկաստանի վրա գանձել է 27 տոկոս փոխադարձ սակագներ, քանի որ Պակիստանում 29 տոկոսի դիմաց Բանգլադեշում 37 տոկոսը Թաիլանդում 36 տոկոսում, Թայվանում, 34 տոկոս, իսկ 44 տոկոսը, Մյանմարում, 44 տոկոս:

“India has hit lower than most of her peers. We are left with the situation. He also noted that India should be active in China on dropping products in the Indian market.

“We have to be active about the Chinese throw. We need to negotiate with China to create a favorable situation, not the usual lost situation. “

Effect to US economy and markets

In his post, interest predicts that the increase in the mass tariff in 2025 will not have the desired result of the US economy and markets.

He explained that the United States set such tariffs in 1828 and 1930, both led to a decline / great depression. Kotak Mahindra Asset Management MD noted that the tariff growth will lead to low growth and higher inflation.

“If US markets are corrected, US consumption, which is two-thirds of the economy, can be under pressure due to higher inflation and evaporating wealth effect.