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India–US trade deal involves $500 billion in goods

The India–US interim trade deal targets $500 billion in goods over five years, with the US lowering taxes on Indian products. Critics see an uneven exchange, while supporters expect growth in labor-intensive sectors and stronger economic ties.

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The India–US interim trade deal aims for $500 billion in goods over five years, including energy and technology. In return, the US will reduce taxes on Indian products, while India lowers tariffs on US industrial and agricultural goods.

Critics argue this creates an uneven exchange, potentially favoring the US, while supporters believe it will enhance India's labor-intensive sectors and strengthen economic ties. The impact on Russian oil purchases remains unclear.

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