The effects of the 26% tariff imposed by the United States on Indian exports have been particularly pronounced in Bengaluru's IT sector and real estate markets. On April 7, 2025, India's stock markets experienced significant losses, reflecting the growing uncertainty and economic strain.
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The 26% tariff has increased the cost of operations for IT companies, leading to reduced profit margins and, in some cases, layoffs. Many companies are exploring new markets and diversifying their services to mitigate the impact.
The tariff has led to a slowdown in commercial real estate development and a decrease in property values. IT companies are delaying expansion plans, reducing demand for office space.
SMEs that support the IT industry are facing challenges due to a reduction in orders and revenue. Many rely on contracts from larger IT firms, which are scaling back their operations.
The government has introduced tax breaks and financial assistance to support affected industries. It is also promoting entrepreneurship and supporting startups to drive economic growth.
Despite the current challenges, there is a sense of resilience and innovation among businesses in Bengaluru. The city's entrepreneurial spirit and support from the government are expected to help navigate the economic impact of the tariff.
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