US EditionUS-India trade talks scheduled for August called off: Report
The cancellation follows US tariffs on Indian goods totaling 50%, linked to India's Russian imports, while India refuses to compromise on agriculture and dairy sectors, officials said.
- The U.S. canceled upcoming trade talks with India that were scheduled for August 25-29 in New Delhi.
- The U.S. has imposed a 25% tariff on Indian exports, with an additional 25% penalty tariff expected on August 27 over India's purchase of Russian oil and military equipment.
- India has called out the U.S. and EU for continuing to trade with Russia while criticizing India for doing the same.
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