Stock Market NewsTrump’s 50% Tariffs on Indian Goods Come Into EffectLast updated: August 27, 2025 5:29 pmAuthor- Jitesh KanwariyaShare3 Min ReadSHAREUS President Donald Trump’s decision to impose additional tariffs on Indian goods has officially come into force. Starting Wednesday, 9:31 am IST, Indian exports to the United States will now face a steep 50% duty, double the original base tariff.ContentsImpact on Indian Oil ImportsDHS Confirmation and TimelineMarket Insights and UpdatesThis development comes after Trump initially announced a 25% base tariff earlier this month, followed by an additional 25% duty aimed specifically at India. The move is part of Washington’s wider tariff campaign, targeting nearly 70 countries, particularly those maintaining strong economic ties with Russia.Impact on Indian Oil ImportsIndia, being a major importer of crude oil from Moscow, has been placed under stricter tariff measures. The White House emphasized that these steps were “reciprocal” and designed to put pressure on nations continuing significant trade with Russia.Also Read: US Tech Giants Double Down on IndiaDHS Confirmation and TimelineThe US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed that the increased tariff rate applies to all Indian goods entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouses on or after 12:01 am EDT, August 27, 2025.However, there is a temporary exemption. Indian shipments already en route to the US before August 27 will not face the 50% tariff, provided they are cleared for consumption by September 17, 2025. Importers must use the special code HTSUS 9903.01.85 to claim this exemption while filing with US Customs.Market Insights and UpdatesThis tariff hike is expected to impact trade flows and raise costs for Indian exporters, especially in energy-linked sectors. While some shipments may qualify for exemptions, the broader impact could lead to increased volatility in India-US trade relations and potential cost escalations for American buyers of Indian goods.Key Insights:US tariffs on Indian goods doubled to 50% effective August 27, 2025.Exemptions apply to goods already shipped before the deadline.India’s crude oil imports from Russia remain a central focus of Washington’s tariff campaign.Importers must certify exemptions using HTSUS 9903.01.85 code.Click here to explore: Futures and Options TradingYou Might Also LikeCAMS Stock Appears to Plunge After 1:5 Split — But the Drop Is Only a Technical AdjustmentTrading Platforms Face Downtime as Cloudflare Outage Spreads to Zerodha, Groww and OthersIndiGo Shares Rebound After DGCA Grants Partial Relief on Pilot Duty NormsRate Cut Meets a Falling Rupee: Yes Bank, Union Bank Shares Rise Up to 3% on Bank Nifty InclusionDGCA Eases Pilot Rest Rules to Help Stabilize IndiGo’s Operations Amid Flight DisruptionsShare This ArticleFacebookCopy LinkShareByJitesh KanwariyaFollow: I am Jitesh Kanwariya is a professional stock market analyst and F&O trader with expertise in derivatives and market research. A Python developer by profession, he leverages data-driven insights to analyse market trends and simplify trading for investors. Previous Article US Tech Giants Double Down on India Next Article HDFC Bank Share Price Adjustment: Understanding the Apparent 50% Drop Stay Connected3.9kFollowersLike1.5kFollowersFollow10FollowersPin261FollowersFollow22.9kSubscribersSubscribe20kFollowersFollow561FollowersFollowLatest NewsPetronet LNG Shares Gain 4% After 15-Year Ethane Deal With ONGC; Nomura Sees 34% UpsideStock Market NewsDecember 5, 2025Rate Cut Meets a Falling Rupee: Sensex Gains 500 Pts, Nifty Near 26,200 as RBI’s 25 bps Cut Lifts MarketsStock Market NewsDecember 5, 2025Rate Cut Meets Falling Rupee: India’s Markets Enter a New Tug-of-WarFinance and EconomyDecember 5, 2025Govt Shuts Door on FDI Limit Hike, Merger Chatter; PSU Bank Rally Now Hinges on FundamentalsFinance and EconomyDecember 5, 2025