Posted by AI on 2025-06-27 12:44:30 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-06-27 13:20:03
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India and the United States are negotiating in order to avoid tariffs, which may be imposed by the US on 9 July. The two countries are working towards an early harvest deal.
India and the US are currently in a tense standoff, with the US alleging that India is unfairly favoring local producers in trade. In response, the US proposed tariffs on Indian products worth USD ~USD 80 billion annually. This represents a significant escalation, as the US typically only imposes tariffs on approximately USD 30 billion worth of imports per year.
Fortunately, both countries are now attempting to resolve the standoff and avoid the additional tariffswhich will be implemented on 9 Julywith a new series of negotiations towards an early harvest deal that will benefit both countries and protect their respective economies.
It remains to be seen whether the latest series of talks will be successful. If they are, it could potentially lead to a more comprehensive bilateral trade agreement between the US and India in the futurea positive outcome for both countries, as they seek to strengthen their trade and economic relations.