India Denies Trump's Claim of Agreed Tariff Cuts on US Goods

The Indian government clarified that no commitments were made to reduce tariffs, emphasizing ongoing trade negotiations with the US.

India's Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal stated that no commitments have been made to the US regarding tariff reductions on American imports.
The Indian government has requested time until September 2025 to address tariff concerns raised by the US.
Trade negotiations between India and the US are focused on achieving a long-term, mutually beneficial agreement rather than immediate tariff adjustments.
US President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on several countries, including India, set to take effect next month, while criticizing India's 'massive tariffs.'
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick urged India to open its agricultural sector to American imports, a move India has historically resisted to protect domestic farmers.