President Trump rescinds punitive duty on Indian goods after oil trade deal

President Trump signed an order Friday removing a 25 percent duty on Indian imports. This follows a deal where India agreed to halt its Russian oil purchases.

President Donald Trump donald trump signed an executive order on February 6, 2026, to rescind a punitive 25% duty on all imports from India ININ. The action by Donald Trump donald trump reverses a tariff measure that had been previously imposed on India ININ in connection with the country's ongoing purchases of oil from Russia RURU. This decision by the White House reverses a measure connected to a recently announced United States USUS-India ININ trade deal and marks a significant shift in bilateral trade policy.
The rescinding of the 25% duty follows the framework of the United States USUS-India ININ trade deal announced just days earlier. Under the terms of this agreement, United States USUS tariff rates were adjusted from 50% to 18%. This adjustment was made in return for India ININ altering its procurement of oil from Russia RURU. The executive order effectively removes the additional 25% punitive layer that had been applied to Indian ININ goods entering the United States USUS.
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