The global trade landscape is showing signs of realignment as emerging markets respond to tariff pressures and major policy shifts. On November 13, 2025, exporters, importers and trade advisors should pay attention to two specific developments.
At EximHub, we track these trends to help businesses adapt their sourcing, market-access and compliance strategies. Below is the curated roundup of today’s major trade-news items.
1. Most Emerging Nations Can Realign Trade to Weather U.S. Tariffs
Source: Reuters – “Most emerging nations can realign trade to weather US tariffs, report finds.” Reuters
A recent report shows that many emerging-market economies — including India and Brazil — have sufficient flexibility to redirect trade flows and soften the impact of U.S. tariff regimes. The Economic Times+1
Why it matters:
- Exporters and importers should recognise that traditional supply-chains are shifting and new trade routes are emerging.
- For businesses in countries like India, Brazil, South Africa, this realignment presents both opportunities (new markets, sourcing) and risks (new competition, changing rules).
EximHub Insight:
If your business is active in emerging-market trade, now is the time to review your export or import markets, diversify supply-chains and prepare for regulatory change. Visit our Export Growth & Market Access advisory for a deep dive.
2. India Approves Six-Year Rs 25,060 Crore Export Mission Amid Tariff Pressure
Source: Indian Express – “Amid US tariff hit, Cabinet clears 6-year Rs 25,000 crore export mission.” The Indian Express
In response to rising export pressures, including U.S. tariffs on Indian goods, New Delhi has approved a six-year Export Promotion Mission worth Rs 25,060 crore (approx US$3 billion) along with additional credit support of Rs 20,000 crore for exporters. The Times of India
Why it matters:
- Indian SMEs and exporters may gain from new government backing, incentives and easier credit.
- Importers and global sourcing firms should monitor how this impacts Indian production capacity, costs and trade volumes.
EximHub Insight:
For businesses exporting from or sourcing via India, this is a strategic moment. Re-evaluate your India-strategy (sourcing, exports, rules of origin) and align with support frameworks. See our India Exports Support Services for tailored help.
What Exporters & Importers Should Do Now
- Re-examine your exposure to emerging-market trade risk and opportunity — particularly in the face of U.S. tariff regimes.
- Diversify your supply-and-export markets to include emerging economies that are actively redirecting flows.
- For India-linked export/sourcing operations: prepare to leverage national export initiatives and monitor the impact of policy changes.
- Visit EximHub.pro for customised advisory, export-strategy planning and market-access insights.
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