In a strategic effort to reduce its widening trade deficit with the United States, India is exploring the possibility of importing high-value commodities such as gold, silver, platinum, and precious stones from the American market. This move is aimed at narrowing the trade gap that stood at

India and the United States are currently engaged in discussions to establish a structured framework to resolve ongoing tariff tensions. The talks come amid growing concerns from both sides regarding trade imbalances and rising import duties, especially as the U.S. signals the possibility of imposing retaliatory tariffs. India, U.S. Explore Trade Agreement Framework

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal recently held discussions with US Trade Representative officials to emphasize India’s economic priorities and highlight the country’s “India-first” approach to trade. The meeting took place amid growing concerns over potential tariff hikes on Indian exports under President Donald Trump’s administration. India

The Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI) has advised India to reconsider its ongoing trade negotiations with the United States. According to GTRI, the US exerts excessive pressure on India to make trade concessions that could impact the country’s economic and strategic interests. “India should withdraw from all negotiations with the US and engage with them

The Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI), an economic think tank, has recommended that India propose a ‘zero-for-zero’ tariff strategy to the United States. This approach involves both nations mutually eliminating tariffs on industrial goods, aiming to counteract potential reciprocal tariff hikes proposed by the US. GTRI suggests that this strategy would be