India’s domestic policy can handle adverse impact of US tariff hike: Morgan Stanley

New Delhi, Feb 13 : The direct impact of reciprocal tariff hikes by the US will likely be manageable but, the indirect impact through uncertainty weighing on business confidence is more worrisome. However, domestic policy will likely remain supportive of growth and incrementally more measures will be taken if downside risks emerge, according to a…

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