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Jewellery, garments, marine goods bore the brunt of US duties in Aug
October 15, 2025
|Business Standard
As the 25 per cent US tariffs on Indian goods kicked in on August 7, the country’s labour-intensive exports, such as gems & jewellery, garments, and marine products, took the maximum hit, according to disaggregated data released by the commerce department.
During the month, shipments of pearls, precious and semiprecious stones declined 54.2 per cent year-on-year, followed by marine products (-33 per cent), gold and other precious metal jewellery (-18.6 per cent), readymade garments (-13.2 per cent), cotton fabrics and made-ups (-10.1 per cent), drug formulations (-7 per cent), and auto components (~6.6 per cent).
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