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Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal reassures exporters of a balanced approach to the bilateral trade agreement aimed at doubling trade volumes.

Piyush Goyal assured exporters that the Indian “team is working with speed but not in undue haste to ensure the right outcome for the country”. (X/PiyushGoyal)

Overview

  • India is negotiating a bilateral trade agreement with the US targeting a trade volume increase from $191 billion to $500 billion.
  • The US has imposed an additional 26% tariff on Indian exports, adding complexity to the ongoing negotiations.
  • Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal assured exporters that the government is working proactively to achieve a mutually beneficial deal without undue haste.
  • India's record export performance in 2024-25, surpassing $820 billion, underscores its economic resilience despite global trade challenges.
  • The government anticipates the trade pact will boost domestic manufacturing, create jobs, and attract global supply chain players to India.