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Home » Blog » S Jaishankar, US Counterpart Push For Early Bilateral Trade Deal Amid Trump Tariffs

S Jaishankar, US Counterpart Push For Early Bilateral Trade Deal Amid Trump Tariffs

Neha MalhotraBy Neha Malhotra India
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Last update:April 8, 2025, 11:16 IST

India Commercial Agreement in the United States: Global Securities Markets witnessed an intense sale on Monday after China announced retaliation rates in response to import tariffs of US President Donald Trump.

The discussions were also heroes in Indo-Pacific, the Indian subcontinent, Europe, the Middle East/Western Asia and the Caribbean during the telephone conversation. (Photo Archive: X)

The discussions were also heroes in Indo-Pacific, the Indian subcontinent, Europe, the Middle East/Western Asia and the Caribbean during the telephone conversation. (Photo Archive: X)

India of the United States trade agreement: The Minister of External Affairs, Dr. S Jaishankar, spoke on Monday with his American counterpart Marco Rubio and said that India and the United States have agreed to the importance of the early conclusion of the Bilateral Commercial Agreement.

The discussions were also heroes in Indo-Pacific, the Indian subcontinent, Europe, the Middle East/Western Asia and the Caribbean during the telephone conversation.

Well talk to @Secrubio today. Exchivió perspectives on the Indo-Pacific, the Indian subcontinent, Europe, Middle East/Western Asia and the Caribbean.

He agreed the importance of the early conclusion of the Bilateral Commercial Agreement.

We hope to be in touch …

– Dr. S. Jaishankar (@drsjaischar) April 7, 2025

The spokesman for the United States Department of the United States, Tammy Bruce, shared the details of the conversation between Jaishankar and Rubio.

“The Secretary and External Affairs Minister affirmed the strength of the Strategic Association of India and discussed the opportunities to deepen collaboration in the Indo-Pacific region,” Bruce said in an official statement.

The spokesman added that both leaders also discussed reciprocal tariffs of the United States about India and how to move towards a fair and balanced commercial relationship

The global values ​​markets witnessed an intense sale on Monday after China announced retaliation tariffs in response to import tariffs of US President Donald Trump.

Trump has announced 26% of reciprocal tariffs in India, significantly below his Asian companions. Just although China retaliates with a 34% rate on imports of US goods, India does not plan to put reciprocal rates.

India does not plan to return the return to the US. Uu. On the reciprocal rates of 26%, said a government official, citing the ongoing conversations of the commercial agreement between the two nations, the Reuters news agency reported.

The Government of India has found a Trump tariff order clause that offers a possible postponement for commercial partners who “take significant measures to remedy unrecognized trade agreements,” said the official.

According to this clause, the country can be apologized or obtain relief from tariffs if they make efforts to fix unfair trade agreements. Another official, who did not want to be appointed, said that New Delhi sees herself in a better place than other Asian nations such as China, Vietnam and Indonesia, who have been beaten by Trump’s upper tariff HavekoSonStanStoStanStoStoStoStanstoToStanstoSon’s. Deal: something that the country considers an advantage.

After Trump’s tariff announcement on April 2, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India had said that discussions are found in Indian and American commercial teams for the expeditious conclusion of a beneficial and multisectoral commercial agreement of mutual.

Trump had previously said that “India is traditionally almost the country of higher rates, they charge more tariffs than any other country.” He had indicated that the United States has had “very good” conversations with India in tariffs and said it will work well between the two nations.

India news S JAISHANKAR, counterpart from the United States, impulse for the early bilateral trade agreement in the middle of Trump’s rates

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