India-US trade deal 99% done, signing expected in weeks, predicts Sergio Gor
The India-US trade deal is reportedly 99% complete, with a signing expected in the coming weeks. A US delegation is set to visit India from June 1-4 to finalize the remaining details of the interim agreement. Both countries aim to enhance their economic partnership, particularly in high-value sectors and emerging technologies.
- ▪The US ambassador to India stated that only 1% of the trade deal remains to be finalized.
- ▪A US team will visit India to continue negotiations for the interim trade agreement.
- ▪India and the US have seen their trade in goods and services grow significantly over the past two decades.
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- ▪ Only 1% work left on India-US trade deal: US ambassador Sergio Gor — Times of India — Top
- ▪ India-U.S. trade deal will be signed ‘over the next few weeks and months’: Sergio Gor — The Hindu — Top
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India-US trade deal 99% done, signing expected in weeks, predicts Sergio GorA US team led by America’s chief negotiator is set to visit India during June 1-4 to take forward discussions aimed at concluding an interim bilateral trade dealPublished on: May 29, 2026 7:06 PM ISTBy Rezaul H Laskar, NEW DELHIShare viaCopy link Only “1%” of the proposed India-US trade deal remains to be finalised and Washington expects the agreement to be signed in the next few weeks following the visit of an American team to New Delhi for further negotiations, US ambassador Sergio Gor said on Friday.US ambassador to India Sergio Gor at an event celebrating the United States' 250th anniversary at the Bharat Mandapam convention center in New Delhi on May 24 (AFP FILE)Gor, a close aide of President Donald Trump,…
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