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India Tough Nut to Crack Says Ustr Greer as Negotiators Wrap Up Trade Talks Round
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AI-generatedThe US and India are negotiating a bilateral trade agreement amid shifting global tariff policies. The US Supreme Court's ruling against Trump-era tariffs adds complexity, as India seeks to safeguard its interests while aiming for increased market access.
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- USTR Greer called India a 'tough nut to crack' after trade talks.
- Talks focused on a bilateral trade agreement targeting $500 billion by 2030.
- US plans to reduce tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18%.
- India seeks preferential access to US markets.
- US Supreme Court ruling on Feb 20 against Trump's tariffs affects negotiations.
In the mid-term, the industrial sector may benefit from tariff reductions and increased competitiveness in exports. However, the aspirational nature of trade targets raises concerns about actual outcomes.
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