India has informed the WTO of its plan to impose retaliatory duties on the US in response to steep American tariffs on auto imports. The move comes as both countries attempt to finalise a trade deal by July 9,

As anticipation builds over an interim trade deal between India and the United States, President Donald Trump has signalled a fresh salvo in his aggressive trade policy. Speaking on Thursday, Trump revealed that Washington would begin dispatching letters to nations worldwide,

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday emphasised that India will only enter into trade agreements, including the proposed US Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA), when they serve the country's national interests and offer mutual benefits.