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- Newsroom ReviewedOfficials from US and India on Wednesday kicked off two-day talks aimed at resolving differences and finalizing a trade deal, as New Delhi awaits relief from high tariffs imposed by Washington. US Deputy Trade Representative Rick Switzer met India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal in New Delhi, Indian officials said.“Discussions covered the strong India–US economic and technology partnership, ongoing trade negotiations, and opportunities to boost two-way trade and resilient supply chains,” Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for India’s Ministry of External Affairs wrote in a post on X. ALSO READIndia-US Trade Talks Advance As Washington Praises India’s ‘Best Offers Ever’OpinionIndia-US Trade Talks Advance As Washington Praises India’s ‘Best Offers Ever’Read MoreForeign Secretary Vikram Misri met U. S.
- Deputy Trade Representative Rick Switzer.
- Discussions covered the strong IndiaâU. S.
- economic and technology partnership, ongoing trade negotiations, and opportunities to boost two-way trade and resilient supply chains.
- Randhir Jaiswal (@MEAIndia) December 10, 2025 Washington and New Delhi have been working on a trade agreement that would be implemented in multiple stages, with the first phase addressing the retaliatory duties Trump imposed on products from India.
