Global trade and supply-chain dynamics continue to shift rapidly. On November 10, 2025, several pivotal developments emerged that exporters, importers and trade-strategy professionals should monitor.
At EximHub.pro, we track these trends to help SMEs, exporters and trade advisors adapt proactively. Below is today’s curated roundup of major trade-news items.
1. U.S. Imposes Heavy Tariffs on Trucks, Signalling Supply-Chain Shift
Source: Reuters — “Truck tariffs signal a broader U.S. supply-chain rebuild.” Reuters
The U.S. government introduced new tariff measures under Section 232: a 25% duty on most medium and heavy-duty vehicles and parts, and 10% on buses, effective November 1. The move signals a strategic shift in U.S. trade policy — beyond consumer goods to industrial supply chains and manufacturing resilience.
Why it matters:
- Exporters and importers dealing with commercial vehicles, auto-components or North-American supply chains face heightened tariff risk.
- Manufacturing firms should reevaluate sourcing strategies, production footprints, and local-content rules.
EximHub Insight:
If your business engages with North-America vehicle supply-chains or auto-parts exports, it’s time to assess tariff-exposure, rules-of-origin compliance and alternative sourcing. Visit our compliance & advisory services for tailored support.
2. India Weighs Major Reforms to SEZ Framework Amid Trade Volatility
Source: KNN India — “Reforms to SEZ rules under discussion amid global trade volatility.” knnindia.co.in
New Delhi is considering reforms to its Special Economic Zone (SEZ) policy: easing customs duties, permitting rupee payments, and allowing domestic manufacturers to send goods into SEZs for outsourcing. These changes aim to boost export competitiveness amid global trade uncertainty.
Why it matters:
- For Indian exporters and outsourcing firms, the evolving SEZ regime may unlock cost savings, improved flows and enhanced flexibility.
- Foreign investors should monitor regulatory frameworks for shifts in manufacturing/site-strategy decisions.
EximHub Insight:
Indian exporters should evaluate how SEZ reforms could impact their manufacturing-cost base, tariff exposure and sourcing routes. Explore our India export growth support service for detail.
3. Global Markets Rotate Away from India as AI Trade Gains Momentum
Source: Moneycontrol — “How the global AI trade pulled money away from Indian equities.” Moneycontrol
While global markets rally on AI-driven tech demand, investors are pulling funds from Indian equities — viewing India not yet part of the AI boom. Analysts warn this may affect export-linked tech services and investment attractiveness.
Why it matters:
- For exporters in tech, services or manufacturing, this signals shifting capital flows, buyer preferences and competitive landscapes.
- Businesses should assess how their value-chain aligns with global AI-trade momentum.
EximHub Insight:
If your export business is in tech or digital services, start positioning around AI-led trends and evaluate how market sentiment may impact your growth. Our market research & export strategy team can assist.
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