Trump Vows Reciprocal Tariffs on India, China, and Brazil Over High Import Duties

President-elect Donald Trump criticizes high tariffs on U.S. goods and pledges to impose equivalent taxes on imports from nations like India and Brazil.

Donald Trump, speaking at Mar-a-Lago, reiterated plans to implement 'reciprocal tariffs' on countries imposing high duties on U.S. products.
India was singled out for its 100% tariffs on certain American goods, with Trump emphasizing fairness in trade practices.
Brazil and China were also mentioned as nations imposing significant taxes on U.S. exports, prompting similar retaliatory measures.
Howard Lutnick, Trump's Commerce Secretary pick, confirmed that reciprocity will be a cornerstone of the incoming administration's trade policy.
The outgoing Biden administration expressed confidence in the strength of U.S.-India relations, citing recent high-level engagements and bipartisan support.