Trump Says Idia -Ass Vry Close to Trade Agreement Amidst Announcement of New Tariffs on Many Countries – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

US President Donald Trump has made a big statement about the trade agreement with India. He said that America is very close to a trade agreement with India. He said that we have signed a deal with the United Kingdom. We have signed with China. In addition, we have met other countries, but we do not think they will be able to compromise, so we have sent them a letter. We are sending letters to more countries, in which they are being told how much tariff they have to give. Some countries may make a little adjustment, but it will depend on whether they have any reason. He said that we will not behave unfairly about this.

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During this time when he was asked if he was adamant on the August 1 deadline for American tariffs? Answering this question, US President Donald Trump said yes I am firm, but not 100 percent firm. If those countries, which are tariffs, call and say that we want to do something different, then we are ready for it.

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Let us tell you that this announcement of Trump has come in the midst of the announcement of new tariffs on many countries. US President Donald Trump has imposed 25 to 40 percent tariffs on seven countries including Japan and South Korea. In this new tariff war, Trump took this step citing continuous trade imbalance from both countries. The rates will be effective from August 1. Along with this, there is also a threat to impose an additional ten percent tariff on BRICS countries.

Trump announced tariff on April 2

On April 2, President Trump imposed a counter -tariff on most countries of the world. India was imposed 26 percent tariff. However, it was later postponed for 90 days so that all countries could make a fresh trade agreement with the US. A baseline tariff of 10 per cent has been maintained on all countries. Trump’s 90 -day deadline ends on 9 July. India wants a complete discount in 26 per cent tariffs.

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During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to America in February 2025, the two countries announced the introduction of bilateral trade agreement. For this, the deadline till September-October this year has been fixed. Before that, the two countries are trying to reach an interim agreement to deal with Trump’s tariff.

Goyal has cleaned, the country’s interest is first in any deal

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal had said on July 4 that India would not bind within the purview of the deadline. He will accept any trade agreement only when it is final, all the conclusions are excluded properly and the agreement is in the interest of the country. Free trade agreement is possible only when it is beneficial for both sides. Country interest is the first for us. If there is an agreement with this in mind, then India is always ready to compromise with developed countries.

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India has not yet opened agricultural sector for any country

A team of Indian business negotiators went to America and returned from there only last week. Sources say that there is a deadlock with steel, aluminum (50 per cent) and auto (25 per cent) tariffs. Apart from this, India has tightened its stand on not giving tariff exemption to American products in agriculture and dairy areas as both these are very sensitive issues in India and the livelihood of crores of farmers is related to them. Giving other countries an opportunity to enter these areas can be disastrous for the farmers of the country. India has not opened its agricultural sector in the trade agreement with any country in the world before now.

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