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India aims for 20% tariff differential in US deal
India and the US are deep in trade talks right now, with India aiming for a 10-20% tariff advantage over China.
If they pull this off, Indian goods could get a real edge in the American market.
The US, meanwhile, is hoping for more access to India's agriculture and dairy sectors as part of the deal.
India pushes for early trade deal with US
Finishing the deal by July 19 is a big priority for India—it could mean lower tariffs on things like cars and almonds, helping Indian businesses compete globally.
With recent US tariff hikes on Chinese goods, India sees a chance to stand out even more.
If all goes well, this agreement could open up fresh opportunities for trade and investment between both countries.