Trump: India Will Face Reciprocal Tariffs, 'Nobody Can Argue With Me'
US President Donald Trump says India will not be spared from reciprocal tariffs, emphasizing that 'nobody can argue with me' on tariff structure. He told Prime Minister Modi that the US will impose tariffs matching those India charges on American goods.
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