New Delhi/Washington: US President Donald Trump stated on Friday that India will continue to pay the agreed 18% tariffs, despite a United States Supreme Court ruling that invalidated his broader reciprocal tariff framework. The announcement signals that the interim trade deal between India and the US remains unaffected. Interim Trade…
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“India–US Trade Deal Opens $30T Export Market”
India has achieved a landmark breakthrough in global trade with the signing of the India–United States Bilateral Trade Agreement, securing sustained preferential access for Indian exports to the U.S. market valued at over USD 30 trillion. The agreement delivers wide-ranging tariff reductions, zero-duty access for key product categories and calibrated…
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Trump Signals Tariffs on India Over Russian Oil Imports
US President Donald Trump has hinted at imposing fresh tariffs on India over its continued purchase of Russian crude oil, a move that could introduce new strains into India–US trade relations. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump remarked that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aware of his displeasure…
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US Official Begins India Visit as Trade Talks Accelerate
The United States has stepped up its diplomatic and commercial engagement with India as senior American officials arrive in the country this week to advance ongoing trade negotiations and strengthen strategic cooperation. The visit is being viewed as a significant development at a time when New Delhi and Washington are…
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Piyush Goyal to Visit Washington for India-US Trade Talks
India and the United States are once again pushing forward on stalled trade talks, with Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal expected to visit Washington in the coming days. The move follows fresh momentum in negotiations after a senior US delegation visited New Delhi on September 16 for intensive discussions…
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Why India Resists US Corn Imports Despite Demand
The United States has renewed pressure on India to open its market for American corn, citing the country’s growing demand for feed in poultry and livestock industries. However, India continues to resist, citing concerns over genetically modified (GM) crops, high import tariffs, and domestic farmer politics—factors that are unlikely to…