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Monthly Insights – August 2025

Navigating Tariff and Trade Crosswinds Hello from Tiger Logistics! As global trade flows encounter unprecedented turbulence—fueled by tariffs, shifting alliances, and fragile demand—we bring you this August – Independence Day edition with sharp insights from across sectors. From the escalating India–US trade standoff and plunging sea freight rates to promising

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Monthly Insights – July 2025

Shifting Gears for Indian Exporters Hello from Tiger Logistics! As the monsoon’s embrace settles across the subcontinent—bringing both renewal and disruption—we’re here to cut through the atmospheric pressure with crisp, insightful updates. Just as anticipating the next squall requires foresight, so too does navigating the ever-changing world of global trade.

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Monthly Insights – June 2025

Global Trade Is Shifting Here are four key developments logistics leaders need to watch: 1.Israel–Iran Tensions: As Israel and Iran continue trading strikes, reigniting regional tensions and putting two of India’s main shipping routes—the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea corridor—on edge. It is still too early to say,

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India–UK Free Trade Agreement: Emerging Trade Opportunities

Agreement Summary The India–UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA), signed on May 6, 2025, is set to start taking effect within 12 months. It removes tariffs on 99% of Indian exports to the UK and significantly lowers duties on key British imports—such as Scotch whisky and automobiles—thereby unlocking extensive new trade corridors. This

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New U.S. Tariffs and India: A Shift Towards Opportunity

On April 2, 2025, President Donald Trump announced a new wave of reciprocal tariffs intended to rectify the imbalance of trade for the United States, estimated at 1.2 trillion dollars. The policy introduced a two-step tariff structure by slapping a 10% base tariff on all imports, effective April 5, followed

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