To strengthen the economic relations between India and the US, Indian public sector oil companies are now preparing to increase gas supply from Russia and increase gas supply from the US. Its purpose is not just energy security, but also to create better relations with the US and to pressurize tariffs. Trade war has disrupted cooking fuel and plastic supply from the US, making LPG’s long -term supply plans. According to Bloomberg report, by 2026, three major gas carriers will import fuel from the US every month, which will meet the needs of more than 33 crore domestic LPG consumers. China is now buying more LPG than West Asia, making America’s products cheap and competitive. Saudi Arabia and other oil exporting countries are also reducing prices to save their share in a large market like India. This change will keep the balance of India’s energy strategy and foreign policy.

The second chapter of the trade war between the US and India has started! The US has announced to impose 10% tariffs on 100 countries before the July 9 deadline, which has shaken the stock market. Sensex was initially flat, but IT, metal, pharma and banking shares saw a decline. BRICS countries may also suffer double loss of this decision as Trump has warned of imposing additional tax on these countries if they go against the US policy. The markets of Japan and Hong Kong were also in decline. At the same time, the delay in the talks of US-India Trade Deal is worrying investors. Will there be a big stir in the market by July 10? Know the complete information in this video!

America’s new trade policy has a big impact on India! From 1 August 2025, the US is going to impose a reciprocal tariff of 10% on imports of more than 100 countries. It also includes countries like India, Japan and European Union, which have been given the ultimatum of ‘take it or leave it’. What will be the effect on India? Pressure on textile, pharma, IT, auto and jewelery sector may increase. If there is no Trade Agreement till 9 July, India may have to face this tariff from August. India has given a positive message to the US by reducing tariffs on borbon whiskey, electronics and autos. But there are some possibilities at the same time: India’s export advantage may increase compared to China and Vietnam. India can strengthen its grip in Global Supply Chain. So will this decision affect your pocket? Will your favorite products be expensive? Comment by commenting at the end of the video – in which sector do you feel the most impact?