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India takes the US to task over tariffs. Hello, this is the Marketplace Morning Report,

and we're live from the BBC World Service. I'm Leanna Byrne. Good morning. So India has formally

taken the US to the World Trade Organisation, challenging Washington's sweeping global tariffs on cars.

Last year, India's auto exports to the US came to $2.8 billion. The move adds tension to the ongoing trade talks between the two countries as they race to strike a deal before President Trump's 90-day pause on new tariffs runs out in July.

The BBC's Archina Shukla is following this from Mumbai.

Artina, what is India hoping to get out of this?

Largely a waiver or a preferential treatment when it comes to tariffs on auto.

Auto components are a big segment of exports for

the Indian component makers who supply to the US companies and they have taken the US to the WTO

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