A deal with India may be coming as well. “We’re very close to a deal with India,” he said. While negotiations with Japan are also ongoing, they are likely to remain at the 25% rate he announced last week.

During an Oval Office meeting with Nato Secretary-General Mark Rutte, President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a tariff of at least 100 per cent on imported Russian products if Russia does

President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the U.S. will probably "live by the letter" on tariffs with Japan and may have another trade deal coming up with India, following his announcement of an accord with Indonesia on Tuesday.

Mid-Year Global Macro Outlook report expects India's growth to remain resilient, supported by a strong domestic consumer market and structural reforms

China has welcomed a Russian proposal for the restoration of a three-member bloc with India, saying cooperation would be in their interests and would contribute to peace and security, raising the prospect of a revitalized alliance that could challenge U.

The demand outlook for India's $283-billion IT sector remains uncertain due to U.S. tariff risks and global geopolitical factors, a senior Wipro executive said on Wednesday.

A coalition of leading US solar panel manufacturers has filed a formal petition urging the US commerce department to impose tariffs on solar imports f.

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday hinted at reaching a new trade deal with India soon. While adding "maybe", he said that currently the US is in negotiations with India.

US President Donald Trump has said yet again that the US has a deal coming up with India but suggested that additional tariffs may still be imposed on the country.

Trump said the bilateral trade pact with Indonesia would result in tariff- and non-tariff-barrier-free access for US goods to the Indonesian market

Prolonged trade discussions between India and the US are causing uncertainty for Indian businesses, leading to a slowdown in export orders across sectors like electronics, textiles, and seafood. US clients are adopting a cautious approach,

The potential gains for India stem largely from what economists call “trade diversion” – where tariffs or other barriers redirect trade flows from one country to another. As the US implements or threatens tariffs on certain Asian exporters, buyers look for alternative suppliers with similar capabilities but without the tariff burden.