Summary:

In the face of shifting global trade dynamics, India and the US have advanced talks to improve bilateral trade and expand economic cooperation. In New Delhi, US Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer met with Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal to discuss current trade talks and discuss potential new areas of cooperation. The proposed bilateral trade agreement, which addresses market access, digital trade, supply chain resilience, lowering non-tariff barriers, and collaboration in key areas, was the main topic of discussion. In order to sustain longterm growth and investment, both sides reiterated their commitment to increasing trade, fostering innovation, and creating reliable supply chains. With robust flows in both directions, India-US goods trade reached Rs. 14.09 lakh crore in 2025. The collaboration seeks to increase investment, market access, and economic resilience.

Source: IBEF

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