India, March 20 -- Indian shares may struggle to find footing on Friday after recent string of gains and amid jitters in the run-up to an increase of U.S. tariffs that will come into force on April 2.
Dampening prospects of a concession, U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday India will face reciprocal tariffs, a move likely to hurt India's exports of agricultural and pharmaceutical goods.
"I have a very good relationship with India, but the only problem I have with India is that they are one of the highest tariffing nations in the world. I believe they are probably going to be lowering those tariffs substantially, but on April 2, we will be charging them the same tariffs they charge us," Trump said in an interview with U.S.-based Brei...