US President Donald Trump recently announced a 29% tariff on goods imported from Pakistan. This decision comes as part of a broader move to impose tariffs on several countries, ranging from rivals to allies. The new levy targets Pakistan’s key exports to the US, especially its textile sector, which is heavily reliant on this market. […]

Analyst says Pakistan would have to offset the immediate negative impact, make its exports competitive as compared to other tariff-hit countries.

"These are not reciprocal tariffs in their true meaning," argues one associate professor of economics.