Starting Jan 1, 2026, Mexico will hike import tariffs (5–50%) on 1,460+ products from non-FTA countries, including India and China. Autos, machinery, steel, and textiles face the biggest impact, ...

Car import duties will jump from 20 per cent to 50 per cent, directly affecting major Indian vehicle exporters such as ...

Mexico’s sharp 50% import duty on cars from countries without trade pacts, including India, threatens nearly $1.87 billion ...

Mexico's proposed tariff changes come at a time when India exported nearly $2 billion worth of auto-related products to ...

Mexico on Thursday imposed a tariff of up to 50 per cent on imports from its non-preferential trade partners, including India ...

What does the milestone mean for global trade, and is the data all good news for China? Lizzi C. Lee, a Fellow at the Center for China Analysis, Asia Society Policy Institute, Washington DC, explains.

Mexican lawmakers okayed tariffs on Asian imports, broadly aligning with US efforts to tighten trade barriers against China; India caught in crosshairs?

What makes China’s dominance worse is the continuing weakness in domestic demand. That, too, comes from the problem of ...

Industry body SIAM writes to Government of India, urging it to press Mexico to consider “status quo” on tariff on car exports from India.| Business News ...

Mexico is considered an important market for India’s automotive and industrial products, making the tariff hike a major concern for manufacturers already navigating global supply chain challenges.

China has called on Mexico to reverse its new tariff law, which sets up to 50% import duties on products from countries ...

India's crude oil imports from Russia are on track to climb to a six-month high in December as the world's third-biggest ...