A new trade agreement between the United States and Vietnam is raising concerns and offering key lessons for India, especially for Indian exporters who see Vietnam as both a competitor and a partner in regional value chains, according to a report by the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI
US President Trump doubts a trade deal with Japan, threatening to impose higher tariffs as the current pause ends. Despite false claims about Japan's rice and car imports, trade talks continue but remain stuck over car tariffs, with no progress after recent meetings.
The Indian rupee is expected to trade in the range of 85.25-86.25 against the US dollar in the near term, according to a recent report by Bank of Baroda.
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday (local time) reaffirmed that India-US will soon strike a trade deal with "much less tariffs", allowing both countries to compete.
"We are in the middle, hopefully more than the middle, of a very intricate trade negotiation. Obviously, my hope would be that we bring it to a successful conclusion, I cannot guarantee, because there's another party to that discussion, but no question," Jaishankar said in the Newsweek in
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt hailed India's role as a strategic ally in Indo-Pacific, while speaking at the press briefing here on Monday (US local time).
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt spoke on Monday (US local time) about the earlier announcement by US President Donald Trump regarding a deal with India and said that the agreements are being finalised.
US President Donald Trump has expressed optimism about a trade deal with India and said his country is looking for "full trade barrier dropping which is unthinkable" and that he is not sure that that is going to happen.
"China will approve the export application of controlled items that meet the conditions in accordance with the law. The United States will cancel a series of restrictive measures taken against China accordingly," China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement.