

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has expressed optimism that the proposed India-US trade deal could be finalised soon. Speaking at a media event, he said that most of the issues related to the agreement had been resolved, while discussions were continuing on a few remaining matters. He also noted that many of the pending changes were required from the US side rather than India. His remarks assume significance as Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to visit the United States next month to attend the G20 summit.
Jaishankar said India needs a trade agreement that is beneficial, balanced and offers an additional advantage over competing countries. He emphasised that the deal should be viewed not merely from a trade perspective but in the broader context of relations between the two nations. Describing the US as India's largest market, he said an agreement with Washington would benefit the country. He added that finding a mutually acceptable solution remains the key challenge, as the issue is closely linked to people's livelihoods.




















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