Trump Says US‑India Trade Deal Is ‘Pretty Close’ but May Differ
President Trump says a U.S.–India trade deal is near completion but could differ from past agreements.
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U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that negotiations on a trade agreement with India are nearing completion, describing the deal as “pretty close.”
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At the same time, Trump suggested the forthcoming arrangement could differ from earlier U.S.–India trade accords, hinting at possible changes in its structure or terms.
The comments were made without providing specific details about the content of the agreement or a timeline for its finalization.
Originally reported by DW.
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