India is negotiating a trade deal with the US to mitigate the effects of tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. Key sectors like electronics, automobiles, and textiles might face tariff challenges,

India says it has not committed to slashing import duties on US products, days after President Donald Trump announced that New Delhi had agreed to "cut their tariffs way down".

When Trump and Modi met in Washington in February, the two leaders faced the challenge of rebooting dialogue on a U.S.-India trade deal. Their joint statement addressed the big picture, announcing an intent to double bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030 and to work toward the comprehensive trade agreement that has eluded conclusion for years.

US President Donald Trump’s threats to hike tariffs isn’t all bad news for India’s economy since it’s driving the government to lower trade barriers, which will spur competition and growth.

Indian firms will be forced to raise their standards and take on global rivals, former RBI Deputy Governor Viral Acharya told in an interview.

US President Donald Trump has once again criticized India for imposing high tariffs on American goods, making it difficult for US businesses to sell their products in the country. Speaking to reporters at the White House,

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