India and US near finalizing 'different kind' of trade deal, Trump says

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India and the United States are "pretty close" to finalizing a trade deal after over a year of negotiations, US President Donald Trump said Tuesday, describing it as potentially "a much different kind of deal." US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, during his visit to India, echoed this optimism, calling the agreement "incredibly close" after talks with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar in Mumbai covering trade, defence, technology, and energy security. Both sides committed to an early conclusion of the Bilateral Trade Agreement. The negotiations follow recent positive signals, including US Ambassador Sergio Gor's statement that "the big items are done." Trump's remarks came after he waived tariffs on Russian oil buyers, which had complicated discussions.


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