India and the United States held high-level talks to recalibrate their proposed bilateral trade agreement amid changes in US tariff policy. Both sides are working towards an interim pact before July 24, aiming to restore momentum in trade negotiations
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer began discussions in New Delhi on the first phase of the India-US trade agreement. The talks come amid changes in the US tariff regime and efforts to finalise an interim trade framework
The Congress has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to sign the proposed India-US trade agreement, alleging it is against India's interests. Jairam Ramesh claimed the US is pressuring India through trade investigations and warned of adverse impacts on farmers
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer described India as a tough negotiator as both sides concluded trade talks in Washington. Discussions covered tariffs and market access, with India seeking favourable terms under a revised framework following a US Supreme Court ruling
Piyush Goyal met US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in New York to advance trade talks, as discussions remain overshadowed by Trump’s H-1B visa restrictions and accompanied by recent birthday exchanges between Modi and Trump.
