Trump has canceled the August 25–29 trade visit to New Delhi, pulling the plug on bilateral talks just a day after meeting Vladimir Putin. This decision instantly froze progress on a long-stalled trade deal and crushed any last hopes that Indian exporters might dodge the steep new U.

A US delegation's planned visit to India for bilateral trade agreement negotiations is likely postponed, casting uncertainty on the sixth round of discussions. This rescheduling occurs amidst US tariffs on Indian goods and demands for greater access to India's agriculture and dairy sectors.

The Trump administration implements sweeping tariffs while securing deals with key partners and maintaining temporary truces with Mexico and China.

India and the US have been locked in intense trade negotiations, aiming to reach an agreement before steep tariffs kick in.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is anticipated to visit the United States in September for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and to hold discussions with President Donald Trump on trade and tariffs.

President Trump announced additional 25% tariffs on Indian goods earlier this month, citing New Delhi's continued purchases of Russian oil. The move will take total tariffs on imp

President Donald Trump is ratcheting up the pressure on India, calling into question the prospects of a deal with a key US trading partner just days before his tariff deadline.

As the 7 August tariff deadline looms, India faces a potential 25% tariff on $87 billion in exports to the US. With crucial trade negotiations underway, can India navigate this high-stakes situation and secure a favorable trade deal before time runs out?

US President Donald Trump has announced that a trade agreement with India has not been finalized, despite previous indications that a deal was nearing