EsThe Indian government may place new trade restrictions on imports from Turkey and Malaysia in response to comments by the two countries’ heads of state regarding the situation in Kashmir. The issue is more significant for Malaysia. India represented 3.6% of Malaysia’s exports in 2018 versus 0.6% for Turkey. Malaysian exports to India had surged 17.6% higher year over year in 2Q and risen a further 8.0% in July after a jump in shipments of palm oil – which have already become subject to higher tariffs. Indian imports of electrical and electronic products from Malaysia meanwhile fell 16.0%...
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