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India's Trade Diversification Amid Trump Tariffs
India is pursuing accelerated trade deals with Canada and Mexico, including a planned Modi visit to Canada, as part of a strategy to diversify markets in response to Trump administration tariffs.
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India is accelerating trade talks with Canada and Mexico as it seeks new markets and partners in response to disruption caused by President Donald Trump's tariff policies (Bloomberg, September 23). Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi reportedly plans a trip to Canada to pursue a trade deal and is speeding up separate talks with Mexico (Bloomberg, September 23). The moves reflect a broader realignment of global trade relationships as countries seek to hedge against U.S. tariff volatility.