India and the US are nearing a trade deal, with negotiators meeting in New Delhi to finalize an interim pact before July 24. Discussions aim to recalibrate the agreement following recent US tariff policy shifts. Both nations are pushing for a fair and reciprocal deal that benefits American exporters and supports India’s growth, potentially involving significant Indian purchases from the US. India and the US are nearing a trade deal, with negotiators meeting in New Delhi to finalize an interim pact before July 24. Discussions aim to recalibrate the agreement following recent US tariff policy shifts. Both nations are pushing for a fair and reciprocal deal that benefits American exporters and supports India’s growth, potentially involving significant Indian purchases from the US.
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India–US trade deal may be signed before July 24: What’s done and remaining for agreement
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