US Edition'A win-win': US envoy Sergio Gor says Indian delegation to visit Washington this week for trade deal talks
Officials said most substantive issues are resolved, and only a few loose ends remain before a bilateral trade agreement is announced.
- On Monday, an Indian delegation led by Additional Secretary Darpan Jain arrived in Washington to hold fresh negotiations with the United States on finalizing a bilateral trade agreement.
- Negotiations gained momentum following a recent conversation between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump, with both sides revisiting an interim deal framework established earlier this year.
- Officials report that "most of it is almost done," with discussions focusing on reducing US tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18% and resolving remaining gaps.
- Senior United States officials described the ongoing discussions as "positive and productive," indicating steady progress toward a final agreement on market access and tariff reduction.
- Beyond trade negotiations, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated the India-US alliance is "multidimensional," spanning technology, critical minerals, and defense partnerships that will define the future.
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'Not many loose ends': India-US trade deal near finish line as talks gain speed in Washington
Negotiations between the United States and India have picked up pace, with both sides working to finalise a long-awaited trade agreement, as the two sides hold fresh talks in Washington, DC. A senior US official said the discussions have been “positive and productive,” suggesting that both countries are moving steadily toward a final agreement. According to officials familiar with the discussions, the majority of key issues have already been set…
India, US continue to have 'positive, productive discussions' on trade deal
United States and India are nearing a trade agreement. Negotiations in Washington DC show positive progress. Senior officials indicate most key issues are settled. The focus is now on resolving minor differences. This development marks a significant step in economic ties between the two nations. An announcement could be made soon.
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