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India–US Trade Deal Nears Final Stage as Jaishankar Confirms Progress

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India and the US have resolved most outstanding trade deal issues, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar says.

By News National Editorial Team

India and the United States have moved closer to concluding negotiations on a proposed bilateral trade agreement, with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar indicating that most outstanding issues have been resolved.

Speaking in New Delhi on November 14, Jaishankar said discussions had addressed most major differences, including tariff-related matters. His remarks suggest that negotiations have entered an advanced stage, although the final agreement has not yet been signed.

A trade agreement between the two economies could create opportunities for businesses, manufacturers, exporters and investors. India is particularly interested in expanding access for its goods and services, attracting investment and strengthening supply-chain cooperation.

However, important questions remain about the final tariff structure, market access, agricultural products and regulatory requirements. Businesses should not treat the agreement as final until both governments officially announce its terms.

The proposed agreement could become an important part of broader economic relations between the two countries.

Sources: Times of India

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