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India, US finalise limited trade deal after tough negotiations

India, US finalise limited trade deal after tough negotiations

The agreement comes after weeks of intense discussions, during which India is learnt to have held firm on its key demands.

Karishma Asoodani
Karishma Asoodani
  • Updated Jul 8, 2025 6:08 PM IST
India, US finalise limited trade deal after tough negotiationsIndia, US finalise limited trade deal

In a significant development, India and the United States have successfully negotiated a limited trade deal, according to a senior government official.

The agreement comes after weeks of intense discussions, during which India is learnt to have held firm on its key demands. “We were prepared to absorb the impact of tariffs had the U.S. remained inflexible,” the official said. “But Washington showed willingness to engage, and that allowed the deal to move forward.”

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While the details of the agreement are yet to be formally announced, the breakthrough is seen as a positive step toward resolving longstanding trade tensions between the two countries.

The limited deal is expected to cover select sectors and could pave the way for a broader trade pact in the future.

Sources suggest the announcement of the deal can be expected in hours, possibly by US President Donald Trump.

(The copy will be updated once more details emerge)

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Karishma Asoodani
Karishma Asoodani

Karishma Asoodani is a multi-platform journalist with a Diploma in Digital Journalism from the City University of New York. Based in Delhi, she works as a Financial Journalist with Business Today Television, bringing nine years of experience in reporting on India’s economic policy. Her core interests lie in macroeconomics and geopolitics, and her coverage of global trade dynamics, the APAC economy, and the aviation sector has earned her industry recognition.

Outside the newsroom, Karishma is an avid runner and a strong advocate for the Sustainable Development Goals, with a particular focus on water security and conservation. She is fluent in English and Hindi, and is currently pursuing a B2 level in French.

Published on: Jul 8, 2025 6:08 PM IST