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This is the reason why I love this guy. He has never let the nation down. No matter what is the issue or who are enemies, he has made them surrender. He made Xi lick back his spit. Now Trump is licking back his spit. US delegation arrived for trade negotiation.
Published on: Sept 16, 2025 09:42 am IST
The US and India are stepping up talks to resolve their trade tensions, with two separate teams of officials meeting in New Delhi this week.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi with US President Donald Trump at the White House in Washington in February 2025.(HT)
A US trade delegation led by Brendan Lynch, assistant trade representative for South and Central Asia, was scheduled to arrive in India on Monday night for a day of talks. US defence officials and Boeing Co. executives are also due in India this week to negotiate the sale of about $4 billion of naval surveillance aircraft.
The two sides are seeking to resolve their differences after President Donald Trump slapped India with a 50% tariff last month—the highest in Asia—to penalise the country for its trade barriers and Russian oil purchases.
New Delhi is responding to the visits with cautious optimism, indicating that more needs to be done to reset ties. The US and India had previously committed to a bilateral agreement to be completed by the fall of this year.
It’s unclear how the two sides will resolve the issue of India’s purchases of Russian oil, which Trump says is helping President Vladimir Putin finance his war in Ukraine. Trump has separately proposed Group of Seven nations should increase tariffs on China and India, the biggest buyers of Russian oil.
Trump has said he will speak with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the coming weeks. Modi’s officials have repeatedly said they will continue to purchase Russian oil as long as it is financially viable.
Even though India was among the first nations to start trade talks with the Trump administration, the two sides failed to reach a deal after five rounds of discussions. New Delhi’s ties with Moscow and its refusal to open dairy and agriculture markets are among the reasons the talks have stalled.
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India-US trade deal: US officials arrive in New Delhi to resolve trade tensions
Bloomberg |Published on: Sept 16, 2025 09:42 am IST
India and the US are seeking to resolve differences and hammer out trade deal, talks for which fell apart after Donald Trump slapped 50% US tariffs on India.
The US and India are stepping up talks to resolve their trade tensions, with two separate teams of officials meeting in New Delhi this week.
A US trade delegation led by Brendan Lynch, assistant trade representative for South and Central Asia, was scheduled to arrive in India on Monday night for a day of talks. US defence officials and Boeing Co. executives are also due in India this week to negotiate the sale of about $4 billion of naval surveillance aircraft.
The two sides are seeking to resolve their differences after President Donald Trump slapped India with a 50% tariff last month—the highest in Asia—to penalise the country for its trade barriers and Russian oil purchases.
New Delhi is responding to the visits with cautious optimism, indicating that more needs to be done to reset ties. The US and India had previously committed to a bilateral agreement to be completed by the fall of this year.
It’s unclear how the two sides will resolve the issue of India’s purchases of Russian oil, which Trump says is helping President Vladimir Putin finance his war in Ukraine. Trump has separately proposed Group of Seven nations should increase tariffs on China and India, the biggest buyers of Russian oil.
Trump has said he will speak with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the coming weeks. Modi’s officials have repeatedly said they will continue to purchase Russian oil as long as it is financially viable.
Even though India was among the first nations to start trade talks with the Trump administration, the two sides failed to reach a deal after five rounds of discussions. New Delhi’s ties with Moscow and its refusal to open dairy and agriculture markets are among the reasons the talks have stalled.
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Stay updated with the latest Business News on Petrol Price, Gold Rate, Income Tax Calculator along with Silver Rates, Diesel Prices and RBI Monetary Policy on Hindustan Times.
