US and India Issue Joint Statement at the White House

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US and Indian Governments Unveil Interim Trade Framework, Move Closer to Broad Pact

The White House announced that the US and India have issued a joint statement outlining an interim trade framework. The agreement aims to facilitate bilateral trade between the two countries.

According to reports from Reuters, the interim framework is part of a broader trade deal between the US and India. The terms of the deal were not disclosed in the joint statement.

In related news, Bloomberg reported that former President Donald Trump has removed India’s 25% tariff on Russian-related goods following a deal with the Indian government.

The Times of India also reported that certain agricultural products, including wheat, rice, poultry, and milk, are currently off the table for inclusion in the trade agreement. However, the article did not provide further details on what is included in the interim framework.

United States Trade Representative Ambassador Greer issued a statement on the joint statement, but no additional information was provided.

The joint statement from the White House and Indian government can be found online.

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