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India-US trade deal a win-win for citizens, industries, says Vaishnaw
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday said the India-US trade agreement is a win-win deal which will benefit citizens and industries of both countries. Vaishnaw's remarks came soon after US President Donald Trump spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and announced that India and the US have agreed on a trade deal. Under the agreed deal, Washington will bring down the reciprocal tariff on Indian goods to 18 per cent from the current 25 per cent. Trump said India will move forward to reduce "tariffs and non-tariff barriers" against the US to zero, adding New Delhi would buy American goods, including energy, worth more than USD 500 billion. In a post on X, Vaishnaw, the Union minister for information and broadcasting, said, "Trade deal between the US and India will lead to a brighter future for both countries." "India-US trade deal is a win-win deal. Citizens and industries of both countries will benefit greatly from this deal," he said. Terming the US and India as the world's ..
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India-US trade deal: Time to buy stocks; Nifty target 28,100, says Bernstein
Sector-wise, Financials, information technology (IT), and Telecom, they said, are the ways to participate in the market rebound
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India-US deal may spark market rally; FIIs seen returning, rupee rising
The India-US trade deal slashing tariffs to 18 per cent is seen triggering a risk-on rally, attracting FII inflows, stabilising the rupee, and boosting export-led sectors, say analysts.
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US-India trade deal finalised, PM Modi thanks Trump; tariff reduced to 18%
Trump said India stopped purchasing Russian crude, a move he linked directly to the agreement between the two countries.
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