CNN Central News & Network–ITDC India Epress/ITDC News Bhopal: Tata Group Chairman N. Chandrasekaran has suggested that reciprocal tariffs between nations may best be addressed through bilateral negotiations, emphasizing the importance of fair and balanced trade relationships in today’s global economy. Speaking at a recent business forum, Chandra highlighted how rising protectionist measures and unilateral tariffs can disrupt global supply chains and impact emerging markets like India. He stressed that reciprocal tariff frameworks must be approached through strategic diplomacy and dialogue, rather than one-sided policy decisions.
His comments come amid ongoing trade tensions and the push for India to strengthen its manufacturing and export sectors under initiatives like “Make in India.” Chandra’s call for bilateral engagement reflects a pragmatic view that recognizes the complex nature of international trade relations. By encouraging mutual cooperation, India can secure better market access, safeguard domestic industries, and foster long-term trade stability.
His insights add to the growing discourse on global trade reform, where corporations and governments must collaborate to create more equitable systems. Tata Group’s perspective carries significant weight, given its global presence and influence across industries. Chandrasekaran’s remarks may shape how Indian policymakers and industry leaders approach upcoming trade negotiations on tariffs and economic cooperation.
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