In a recent announcement, President Donald Trump presented a chart detailing reciprocal tariffs for various countries, including India, China, the UK, and the European Union

Indian and U.S. officials discussed trade issues including the reduction of tariffs and easing of non-tariff barriers, making progress towards a bilateral trade agreement during several days of talks in New Delhi,

In response to the United States imposing a 26 per cent reciprocal tariff on India, Roman Babushkin, Minister of Counsellor and Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy of Russia in India, emphasised Russia's confidence in its relations with India and said that despite "deliberate attempts" to disrupt relations,

Congressman John Moolenaar, who chairs the House Select Committee on China, released a statement endorsing President Trump’s declaration of new tariffs aimed at Chinese imports, based on a report from the Select Committee on the CCP (SCCCP).

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt accuses India of engaging in unfair trade practices that harm American businesses and workers

India-China ties appear to be mending amid recent signs of the easing of tensions. The US trade war in which the two Asian giants are caught is also a factor.

India has offered tariff cuts on imports of U.S. farm products like almonds and cranberries as a further concession to the United States, two government sources said, hoping to avert President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs set for next week.

Reciprocal tariffs can trigger a cycle of escalating trade barriers, increasing the risk of a trade war that can harm both economies involved

US President Donald Trump has imposed a 26 per cent tariff on Indian imports, among the highest levies on major trading partners. Despite strong personal ties with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi,