New Delhi [India], June 3 (ANI): India should actively challenge the legal basis of the United States' proposed Section 301 tariffs linked to forced labour concerns and use ongoing bilateral trade negotiations to seek relief from any additional duties, trade experts said on Wednesday, reacting to t»»»

India will hold off on signing a trade deal with the United ​States for several months, four Indian sources said, as fresh investigations by President Donald Trump’s administration into what it calls excess industrial capacity ‌among trading partners add new friction after an early understanding, o»»»

The United States has declined India's request for discussions at the World Trade Organization regarding tariffs on copper. Washington argues these tariffs are not safeguard measures. This marks the third instance of the US refusing such consultations with India. The US imposed a 50% tariff on copp»»»