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Indian textile exporters are bracing for a significant blow as the U.S. imposes steep 50% tariffs, potentially impacting nearly a quarter of India's textile exports. Order cancellations have already begun, but the government's extension of duty-free cotton imports until December 31st offers some relief.
IndiGo welcomed the decision, citing operational stability and continuity amid ongoing global tensions.
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