Hello, and welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Roger Hearing, and on this edition,
India faces a threat of 50% tariffs on what it sells to the US.
It's over Delhi's purchase of oil from Russia, but will India ever wean itself off Russian supplies?
If government doesn't come up with any rule or official statement,
Russian barristers are here to stay.
And as Donald Trump's tariff regime on countries around the world comes into effect,
how will it affect global trade?
Meanwhile,
the president is claiming a big win as Apple commits to an extra $100 billion of investment inside the US.
And the world's most famous investor approaches his 95th birthday in retirement,
with his company not showing quite the success it used to.
We'll look at the career of Warren Buffett.
But first, in just a few hours' time,
new tariffs on goods entering the United States from 69 countries will come into effect.
They range from 10% to 42%, and there are two countries who fare worst.
Brazil, which has since Wednesday been told it will have 50% tariffs on most goods, and India,
which is getting 25% now and a further 25% in three weeks' time
because Washington says India is buying oil from Russia.
gets around 40% of its oil from Russia.