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Sources: US and India Have Concluded Negotiations on a Mini Trade Deal, with an Average Tariff Rate Likely at 10%

Sources: US and India Have Concluded Negotiations on a Mini Trade Deal, with an Average Tariff Rate Likely at 10%

星球日报星球日报2025/07/06 13:34
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Odaily Planet Daily News According to CNBC, citing sources, the average tariff rate under the small-scale trade agreement between India and the United States may be 10%. India and the United States are likely to make a final decision on this trade agreement within the next 24 to 48 hours. Currently, negotiations on the small-scale trade agreement between India and the US have been completed, and talks for a larger-scale trade agreement will begin after July 9. (Jin10)

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