Trump and Modi discuss trade fairness and military sales during meeting

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President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met to discuss trade, emphasizing "fairness and reciprocity." Trump indicated that U.S. tariffs on Indian goods may increase as both countries prepare for trade negotiations. Modi aims to improve relations with the U.S. amid concerns over tariffs. India has already shown willingness to lower tariffs on some U.S. goods and increase purchases of American oil. Trump also mentioned plans for military sales to India, including potential F-35 fighter jets. The U.S. and India currently have a significant trade deficit, with U.S. imports from India totaling $120 billion in 2023.


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