US EditionUS commerce secretary expects India trade deal soon
- U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick expressed optimism on June 2, 2025, that a trade deal with India could be finalized soon to improve bilateral relations.
- The negotiation follows longstanding concerns from the U.S. About India's high tariffs, up to 100% on some products, and seeks to address tariff reductions ahead of a July 9 deadline.
- Key topics in the negotiations include reducing tariffs, especially on agricultural products, boosting opportunities for American businesses to enter the Indian market, and increasing defense equipment sales, while India is ready to broaden the scope for its exports.
- Lutnick expressed optimism about an upcoming agreement between the United States and India, highlighting that both nations have identified common ground that benefits their partnership.
- A U.S. Trade team is set to travel to New Delhi on June 5 and 6 to continue negotiations, reflecting steady progress and a shared goal to finalize the agreement within the established deadline.
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WASHINGTON, United States – US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick on Monday voiced optimism for a trade deal soon with India to avoid tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump. “You should expect a deal between the United States and India in the not too distant future,” he told the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum, which promotes relations
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