US EditionIndia, US engaged in ‘very active, intense’ trade negotiations, says Jaishankar
- Trade negotiations between India and the US are described as 'very active' and 'intense' by External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar.
- India is holding 'very active' trade discussions with the US, according to External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, amidst concerns over US tariffs on imports that will take effect on April 2.
- US President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on auto imports, impacting India's $7 billion exports to the US.
- India aims to establish a bilateral trade agreement by fall 2025, addressing trade issues between the two nations.
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India, US to begin sectoral talks soon under proposed trade deal
India and the US are aiming to conclude the first phase of the agreement by the fall of 2025 (September-October). They have also set a target to more than double bilateral trade to USD 500 billion by 2030 from the current over USD 190 billion.
"We'll Be Ruined In 3-6 Months If...": P Chidambaram's Warning On US Tariffs
Congress leader P Chidambaram asked the government to spell out India's response to US President Donald Trump's threat of tariff war, alleging that no discussion in parliament or consultation with Opposition parties has been held over the matter. He called for finding common ground with other nations that share the same interests in pushing back against Mr Trump, and warned that if Mr Trump starts picking out individual countries and applying di…
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