First Tranche of India-US Bilateral trading agreement before July: Ireport

First Tranche of India-US Bilateral trading agreement before July: Ireport

India and the United States are preparing to sign the first tranche of more expected bilateral trade agreement (BTA) before July, according to the sources that have been talking to it.

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Gyey is in the United States, leading negotiations with American officials.

“Good discussions with Secretary Howard Lutnick to the first tranche of India-US bilateral plipro on x yesterday, signing a positive momentum of talks.

Sources reveal that a set of meetings with the representative of the US trade trade is expired.

Officials from two countries deal with various issues related to retail sales, which India pushes for the consensus of labor exports to loud gestures and clothing.

Service sector issues have also shown discussions.

“We want to increase our exports and preserve what we have exported,” a source of familiarity with negotiations andi told. “Bta with US can be a winning victory for both countries.”

Sources indicate that India remains protected by sensitive sectors, especially agricultural products and milk.

An India’s essential need is a perfect exemption from 26 percent tariffs imposed on certain things.

“Negotiations keep a positive note, and we hope to close the agreement before the Sunset Clause in the US, expiring July 8,” one of the sources added.

India-US trade deal marks a significant importance to economic relations between the world’s largest economy, which can open new paths and investments.

For the fourth consecutive year of 2024-25, the US is a great deal of trading in India, which is valued in bilateral trade in USD 131.84 billion. India has overwhelming trade in USD 41.18 billion items in 2024-25.

During the recent meeting between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Fenruary, their citizens, the countries that are more convertible, and economies are more likely to change.

They decided to deepen US-Indian relations to improve growth that ensures justice, national security and work creation. In this purpose, leaders give a bold new purpose for bilateral trade – “mission 500” – seeks more than double total bilateral USD 500 billion in 2030.

More than US talks, the sources mentioned that trading negotiations in the European Union were also initiated, and they expected an early harvest.

Sources of trade negotiations are said between India and the European Union faster, and both sides are considering talks to harvest negative negotiations in negotiations with EU negotiations.

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