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India-US Trade Deal: Reciprocal Tariffs Back To 18% And More - Here's What US Will Do

February 7, 2026

The United States and India have reached an interim trade agreement that reduces U. S. tariffs on Indian goods to 18%, moving towards a larger bilateral trade deal. This framework includes provisions for market access, technology cooperation, and protections for sensitive sectors in India.

India-US Trade Deal: Reciprocal Tariffs Back To 18% And More - Here's What US Will Do

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Key Highlights

U. S. tariffs on Indian goods reduced to 18% from 50%.
The agreement aims for a broader trade deal valued at $500 billion.
India will halt purchases of Russian oil as part of the deal.
The framework includes cooperation in technology and market access.
Negotiations for a full trade agreement are ongoing.

Economy World India

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India-US Trade Deal: Reciprocal Tariffs Back To 18% And More - Here's What US Will Do

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