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“Are the India-US trade agreement negotiations at an impasse?” The “India Express” reported on the 6th that recently India and the US have successively sent clear signals that trade negotiations have been blocked, and the prospects for reaching an agreement are still uncertain. On the 5th local time, Indian Finance Minister Sitaraman said that the India-US trade agreement negotiations have reached a “bottleneck period” and that both concessions and requests will be “very, very difficult.” Just a few days ago, US Trade Representative Jamison Greer said that the two countries have identified a series of “controversial issues,” and there is no sign that an agreement is about to be reached. According to Reuters, Sitaraman's remarks are India's clearest public statement, indicating that negotiations between the two sides on key issues have reached an impasse since February 2025.
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“Are the India-US trade agreement negotiations at an impasse?” The “India Express” reported on the 6th that recently India and the US have successively sent clear signals that trade negotiations have been blocked, and the prospects for reaching an agreement are still uncertain. On the 5th local time, Indian Finance Minister Sitaraman said that the India-US trade agreement negotiations have reached a “bottleneck period” and that both concessions and requests will be “very, very difficult.” Just a few days ago, US Trade Representative Jamison Greer said that the two countries have identified a series of “controversial issues,” and there is no sign that an agreement is about to be reached. According to Reuters, Sitaraman's remarks are India's clearest public statement, indicating that negotiations between the two sides on key issues have reached an impasse since February 2025.
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