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Trump’s tariff waiver on Russian oil: India gets relief for now, but is it credible?

Outlet: The Times of India · SMRITI JAIN · Published 20/10/2026 12:12 UTC

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For India, the immediate relief is for its crude supply basket and exporters. If India decided to give up Russian crude oil, its single largest supplier would have gone off the table, with no easy replacement amid Middle East tensions. If it continued to buy Russian crude, then the 100% tariffs would have weighed on its exports to the US.

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    Does Trump’s 60-day tariff waiver really give on Russian oil: India gets relief to India? for now, but is it credible?

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