India-U.S. Trade Talks Stall Over Tariff Disputes

  Published 11 months ago

India-U.S. trade talks hit roadblock over auto, steel, farm tariffs; no deal before Trump's July 9 deadline.

  • India seeks tariff cuts on almonds, energy, and autos; U.S. demands farm goods and non-tariff concessions.
  • Both sides aim for a long-term partnership, with $500B trade target by 2030 despite the current impasse.
  • India may absorb U.S. tariffs, citing a competitive advantage over China, Vietnam.

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