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US, India Officials Signal Trade Deal Talks at an Impasse

First reported 5 Oct, 06:06 UTCUpdated 7h ago3 sources

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Top officials in the US and India signaled that negotiations over a trade deal have reached an impasse that’s making it difficult to clinch an agreement.

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US, India Officials Signal Trade Deal Talks at an Impasse

Top officials in the US and India signaled that negotiations over a trade deal have reached an impasse that’s making it difficult to clinch an agreement.

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The Times of India
India-US trade talks hit ‘plateau’: Sitharaman

India and the US have reached a challenging stage in their trade negotiations, according to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. She indicated that both nations must navigate a significant trade imbalance affecting their discussions. Trade talks continue, but reaching further concessions seems increasingly difficult…

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  1. The Times of IndiaLean RightINMostly factual
    India-US trade talks hit ‘plateau’: Sitharaman (opens The Times of India in a new tab)

    India and the US have reached a challenging stage in their trade negotiations, according to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. She indicated that both nations must navigate a significant trade imbalance affecting their discussions. Trade talks continue, but reaching further concessions seems increasingly difficult…

  2. BloombergCenterUSVery high factuality
    US, India Officials Signal Trade Deal Talks at an Impasse (opens Bloomberg in a new tab)

    Top officials in the US and India signaled that negotiations over a trade deal have reached an impasse that’s making it difficult to clinch an agreement.

  3. NDTVCenterINMostly factual
    'India-US Trade Talks May Have Reached Plateau': Nirmala Sitharaman (opens NDTV in a new tab)

    Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the two countries could still explore whether there was any room for further negotiations.

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