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Union Cabinet likely to approve financial package for MSMEs hit by US tariffs

Key sectors affected by 50 per cent US tariffs include textiles, apparel, gems and jewellery, leather and footwear
The Cabinet, which is meeting on Wednesday, may also give its clearance to a credit facility for MSMEs. File photo

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In a move aimed at shielding micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from the impact of steep US tariffs, the Union Cabinet is expected to clear a financial-support package for them.

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According to sources, the Cabinet—which is meeting on Wednesday—may also give its clearance to a credit facility that includes a loan guarantee scheme backed by the Centre.

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Key sectors affected by the 50 per cent US tariffs include textiles, apparel, gems and jewellery, leather and footwear, and chemicals.

Last week, a delegation of exporters led by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) met Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, highlighting the severe implications of the US tariff hike on MSMEs.

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