US EditionIndia eyes tariff cuts on $23 billion of U.S. imports to shield $66 billion in exports, Reuters reports
- India is considering cutting tariffs on over $23 billion of U.S. Imports to prevent tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, which will begin on April 2nd.
- The proposed tariff reductions could be the largest in years for India, which aims to protect $66 billion in exports from U.S. Tariffs.
- Tariffs on certain products, including meat and dairy, will not be lowered, while cuts on automotive tariffs are under discussion.
- Negotiations led by U.S. Trade representative Brendan Lynch are set to begin as India remains committed to reaching a trade deal before the April deadline.
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