US Edition‘Mark My words...,' Says Rahul Gandhi on Indo-US Trade Deal
- Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated on July 4, 2025, that India will accept a U.S. trade deal only if it is fully finalized and in the national interest.
- The U.S. has set a July 9 deadline to implement a 26% additional duty on all Indian imports if a trade agreement is not finalized by then.
- Goyal emphasized that India negotiates trade deals on its own terms, requiring mutual benefit, and continues talks with multiple countries including the U.S.
- The 26% tariff threatens to impact Indian exports, including $2.89 billion worth of automobiles facing a 25% U.S. tariff, while India resists opening agriculture and dairy sectors.
- India's stance suggests it will prioritize national interest over deadlines, potentially delaying trade deals but aiming for sustainable, two-way beneficial agreements.
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‘Mark my words...,' says Rahul Gandhi on Indo-US trade deal
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's remark came in response to Union Minister Piyush Goyal’s claim that India would accept the proposed trade deal with the US only when it is in the national interest and fully finalised.
·New Delhi, India
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'India won't negotiate based on timelines': Goyal on India-US trade deal ahead of July 9 deadline
Earlier, sources had said that the India-US trade deal will conclude in the next few days as an Indian delegation has returned from Washington after holding high-level talks with officials from the Trump administration
·Mumbai, India
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