Indo Us Trade

Commerce minister Piyush Goyal’s remark sets the right tone for effective talks between the two sides to maximise economic gains

Joe Biden may bring back diplomacy in trade negotiations with India

Not just internal matters, Joe Biden has inherited a difficult legacy in matters of bilateral relations and trade. India-US trade relations have hit a rough patch after Donald Trump took over as the President,

Indo-US trade ties bet on Biden for a boost

New Delhi needs to reach out to Washington in a bigger way to fulfil its ambitious export target and integrate with global supply chains

India, US need to collaborate, operate projects jointly: Former Union Minister Suresh Prabhu

Speaking at a digital conclave on 'Indo-US Trade Cooperation post-COVID-19', the former commerce and industry minister said: "Now, India and the USA need to not only continue investing in each other's countries but also invest and operate projects in other countries jointly".

Indo-US trade meet: Medical devices, GSP among issues to figure

The two sides are negotiating a trade package to promote two-way commerce.

Piyush Goyal's US visit: Addressing differences over trade deal to be top agenda

Trade tensions between India and the US have been rising with President Donald Trump championing his 'America First' policy, complaining that tariffs imposed by New Delhi on American products were "no longer acceptable" to his country.

India, US working towards early resolution of trade issues: Piyush Goyal

"We have an open mind and with an open mind, we are looking at several sectors," Goyal said.

US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says India's trade policies are restrictive

US had notified in March that India did not qualify for the Generalized System of Preferences benefits under their updated eligibility criteria.

See Indo-US trade at $500 billion in 7 years: John Chambers

Trump's policies will be a win-win situation for both India and the US. He says the bilateral trade between the two countries can go upto USD 500 billion in the next 7 years.

'Notion of US jobs outsourced to India is exaggerated'

The notion that jobs from America are being outsourced to India is "vastly exaggerated", a top Obama administration official has said, adding Indo-US trade and economic relationship is a two-way process and not heavily tilted towards any one.