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TAG Senior Advisor Mark Linscott decodes US-India Trade Ties Amid Tariff Concerns

As trade tensions mount between India and the US, the question of tariffs is at the forefront. Bilateral trade in the 2023-2024 fiscal year has reached 120 billion. With the US accounting for 18% of India’s exports, New Delhi runs a trade surplus against Washington. NDTV’s Gaurie Dwivedi speaks with Former US Trade Representative Mark […]

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TAG Senior Advisor Mark Linscott Writes in FP that “It’s Time for a U.S.-India Trade Deal”

“The United States and India would still need to increase their levels of trade, investment, and assistance with other countries in the Indo-Pacific to compete more effectively with China” writes Mark Linscott, Senior Advisor at the Asia Group, “Now is the time for Trump, Modi, and their respective teams to raise their ambitions, sit down

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TAG Senior Advisor Mark Linscott Speaks to CNBC TV18 on the Effect of Trump’s Tariff Policy on India

Former Assistant U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) for South and Central Asian Affairs and TAG Senior Advisor Mark Linscott spoke with CNBC TV18’s Parikshit Luthra about President Trump’s plan to impose tariffs on adversaries and allies, and the impact of his tariff policy on India.

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TAG Partner & Chair of India Practice Ashok Malik’s Latest Op-ed on Great Power Competition in Trump 2.0

As Donald Trump assumes the presidency, there is significant debate about his administration impacting the U.S. foreign policy. There is a focus on great power competition and a return to geopolitical frameworks like balance of power and spheres of influence. This approach may affect various global relationships and regional strategies, including India’s role in countering

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TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong, TAG Partner and India Practice Chair Ashok Malik, and TAG Managing Principal Christopher Johnstone Delivered Speeches and Were Part of the Panel Discussion During a Joint Seminar Previewing Business Outlook After the U.S. Presidential Election

The second Trump administration takes office in January 2025. How will President Trump’s pursuit of a streamlined American economy affect global markets, and how should Japanese companies prepare for geopolitical risks?

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TAG Partner and India Practice Chair Ashok Malik Speaks at the Keidanren South Asia Regional Committee Event on Furthering India-Japan Economic Cooperation

TAG India Chair Ashok Malik spoke at the Keidanren South Asia Regional Committee event on furthering India-Japan economic cooperation. He discussed the state of and prospects for economic growth in India and provided an outlook for India-Japan economic relations.

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TAG Partner and India Practice Chair Ashok Malik’s Latest Op-ed on Accretion in India – U.S. Cooperation in Two Regions

As Trump 2.0’s presidency nears, India anticipates increased Indo-Pacific and West Asia cooperation with the US. Quad and Abraham Accords revitalisation are likely, alongside addressing South Asian challenges. India seeks US sensitivity to its regional concerns, mirroring its support for US interests during past crises.

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TAG Senior Advisor Mark Linscott and VP Gopal Nadadur Write in the ET that India and the United States Could Look to Forge a New Trade Relationship in President-Elect Trump’s Second Term

Donald Trump’s second term as Potus has triggered concern in many trade-focused circles both in India and the US. Many stakeholders across the policy, business and academic communities highlight the damaging impacts of potential Trump tariffs, with his explicit plan calling for 60% tariffs on all Chinese imports, and 10-20% for all other countries.

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TAG Partner and India Practice Chair Ashok Malik’s Latest Op-ed on Why Dealing With China Along Separate Economic and Diplomatic Lines Won’t Work

Following disengagement on the India-China frontier in Ladakh, there’s speculation about how much bilateral economic relations will, and should be, normalised. In some circles this has taken a silly turn, with claims of an alleged B&W divide between economic ministries and diplomatic/security authorities. Complex policy choices are reduced to simplistic Manichean dualism.

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TAG Senior Advisor Mark Linscott Interviewed to Discuss U.S.- India Trade Relations

“What is crystal clear is that there are many in the Indian government and among Indian stakeholders that would like to see a much bigger trade relationship between the U.S. and India,” he said, adding that “the missing piece is the readiness on the U.S. side to show that same desire to really take it to

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