2025-08-28
26 分钟Hello, and welcome to World Business Report from the BBC World Service.
I'm Roger Hearing, and on this edition,
India moves into the era of 50% tariffs on many of its exports to the US.
For some businesses, it's a small bump in the road.
For others, it's a disaster.
By our most conservative projections,
these tariffs are going to cost us half a million to three-fourths of 750k,
which is just not something that we can withstand.
Also today,
Donald Trump is threatening the billionaire financier George Soros with an indictment for racketeering,
how professional golfers are surviving in Africa,
and the aggravation of having to listen to other people's music and entertainment on trains and buses.
I just sit there and think, oh, lovely, and then I hear, ah,
and it's sometimes very loud, and then they're ringing or they're watching some sort of loud film.
She's a bit of a bugbear for me.
Well, now London's transport chiefs are trying to do something about it.
But first, the time window has closed,
and Indian exporters are now dealing with 50% tariffs on many goods that they sell into the US.
Donald Trump said it was to punish New Delhi for buying Russian oil.
But, of course, their view is very different in India.