US President Donald Trump has asserted that India has agreed to lower tariffs on American imports, stating that his administration is exposing unfair trade practices. The claim comes as India and the US discuss a Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) aimed at reducing barriers and increasing market access.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) attacked India's tariffs regime, saying it is next to impossible to sell anything to India because of the "high tariffs." In a nationally televised address,

US President Donald Trump claimed on Friday (March 7) that India has agreed to significantly cut down tariffs on American imports. "India charges us massive tariffs. Massive. You can't even sell anything in

India's equity benchmark indexes are likely to open flat on Wednesday as investors remain anxious about the latest tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump and its potential impact on the world's largest economy.

US President Donald Trump has pledged to impose so-called reciprocal tariffs on imports from foes and allies alike from April 2, matching their levies to redress any perceived trade barriers for American companies.

Viral Acharya, ex-RBI deputy governor said greater competition means Indian firms will be forced to raise their standards to take on global rivals. That, in turn, means higher quality jobs and a larger manufacturing base.