Key Highlights
- On February 24, Trump also announced further increasing the tariffs to 15 per cent.
- “We’ll have to watch.
- And by the way, you must have read my joint statement that we had finalised with the US.
- It has categorically said that should the circumstances change, the deal would be re-balanced…to ensure that the balance of the deal is maintained on both sides,” he said when asked if India’s negotiating position will change after the verdict.
- A joint statement issued on February 7 stated that in the event of any changes to the agreed-upon tariffs of either country, the US and India agree that the other country may modify its commitments.
