India, US To Reschedule Chief Negotiators Meet On Interim Trade Deal

India and the United States are set to reschedule a crucial meeting between their chief negotiators to discuss an interim trade agreement. The meeting, which was initially planned for earlier this year, has gained urgency following recent developments in both countries. Notably, former US President Donald Trump recently raised global tariffs to 15%, a decision he announced via his social media platform, Truth Social. This announcement came on the heels of a significant ruling by the US Supreme Court that upheld the legality of these tariffs. The trade discussions aim to address ongoing trade tensions and enhance economic cooperation between the two nations, which have been navigating complex trade dynamics in recent years. As both countries strive to bolster their economic ties, the rescheduled meeting is expected to play a pivotal role in shaping future trade policies and agreements. The Indian government remains optimistic about the potential outcomes of these negotiations, which could significantly impact bilateral trade relations and economic growth for both nations.