India-US trade negotiations have reached a “plateau”, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, indicating that further ...

MUMBAI, Sept 28 (Reuters) - India's trade minister will hold talks with his counterparts in the United States over the next week to advance a proposed deal between the two countries and finalise an ...

The fact that the two sides spent a significant amount of time together in the last two weeks was an important signal that ...

The two countries are continuing discussions as India seeks terms that allow its exporters to remain competitive in the US market, while Washington pursues its broader trade and tariff objectives.

The forward-MFN mechanism aims to ensure that tariff concessions negotiated today are not eroded by changes in the US tariff regime in the future ...

India and the US are unlikely to see a breakthrough in trade negotiations in the near term, as the two sides remain divided over market access, agriculture, purchases of US goods, and India's imports ...

The two leaders reviewed trade and other areas of bilateral cooperation as India's trade minister holds talks in Washington on an interim agreement.

Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal says US is designing a tariff structure that could give Indian exporters an advantage over competitors like Bangladesh and Vietnam.

India and the US have hit a trade-talk plateau, with Sitharaman saying further concessions will be very difficult for both ...

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will begin a five-day visit to India and Uzbekistan on Saturday, with energy cooperation, ...

India has refused to fast-track an interim trade agreement with the United States after recent negotiations failed to resolve key differences, insisting it will only sign a deal that serves its ...