U.S. and India to double bilateral trade in five years
Modi says US and India target $500 billion bilateral trade by 2030
Indian Prime Minster Narendra Modi said on Thursday the United States and India have set a target of doubling their bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030 and will work on concluding a mutually beneficial trade agreement very soon.
US pushes for trade balance with India, aims for US$500 billion bilateral trade by 2030
Discussions between the US and India have intensified on addressing trade imbalances, with the US raising concerns over India's tariff policies. Following meetings between the two leaders, both sides acknowledged the need for further negotiations to resolve trade disparities,
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