... of Russian oil. The new tariffs are applied in addition to existing ones, doubling the total rate of U.S. tariffs on Indian exports from 25% to 50%. According to the document, the increase will take effect in 21 days. Trump had previously threatened ... ... domestic market. The West Itself Traded with Russia: New Delhi reminds that EU countries still import gas, petrochemical products, fertilizers, and other resources from Russia, while the U.S. purchases specific categories of Russian goods (e.g., nuclear materials)....

... Furthermore, Washington has not ruled out the possibility of introducing prohibitive tariffs of 100% and even 500% on Indian exports to the U.S. if Russia does not resolve the conflict in Ukraine by the deadline set by the U.S. (August 8). These threats ... ... noted that Western countries continue trading with Russia in many sectors. The European Union still acquires energy resources, fertilizers, and metallurgical products from Russia, while the U.S. imports various chemicals and nuclear materials. Against this ...

... at risk of American sanctions. The U.S. Department of the Treasury has already stated the possibility of a 100% tariff on all exports from China to the U.S. as punishment for Chinese companies’ purchases of Russian oil. Paradoxically, Washington is simultaneously ... ... domestic market. The West trades with Russia: In New Delhi, it was reminded that EU countries still import gas, petrochemicals, fertilizers, and other resources from Russia, while the U.S. obtains some categories of Russian goods (such as nuclear materials)....

... of energy from Russia. These new tariffs are added on top of existing ones, resulting in a total U.S. tariff rate for Indian exports being doubled from 25% to 50%. According to the document, the increase will take effect in 21 days. Previously, Trump ... ... in the domestic market. The West Trades with the RF: In New Delhi's reminder, EU countries still import gas, petrochemicals, fertilizers, and other resources from Russia, while the U.S. continues to procure certain categories of Russian goods (such as ...

... consumer companies, prospects may be limited by low demand and increased borrowing costs. Which Strategies May Be Relevant for Investors Long-Term Investments in Core Sector Stocks: In a context of GDP slowdown and high inflation, companies associated with exports, raw materials, and energy may remain advantageous for long-term investments. Examples of such firms include oil and gas companies, metal producers, and fertilizer manufacturers. Investments in Dividend Stocks: Amidst volatility, dividends may become a primary source of yield for investors. Companies that provide stable dividends, such as Sberbank, Gazprom, and Norilsk Nickel, could be appealing for investments....