Anticipation Grows as India-US Trade Talks Progress

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal anticipates a favorable outcome for the India-US trade pact, emphasizing fairness and balance. Protection of farmers and fishermen's interests is key, as negotiations continue. Six rounds of discussions have been held since March at the Indo-US Economic Summit.

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal hinted at imminent positive developments concerning the proposed trade agreement between India and the United States, once the terms align as fair, equitable, and balanced.

Addressing the Indo-US Economic Summit organized by the Indo-American Chamber of Commerce, Goyal assured that India's negotiations would prioritize the interests of farmers and fishermen.

The bilateral trade pact, under negotiation since March, has completed six rounds of discussions, and Goyal remains hopeful for a favorable agreement.

(With inputs from agencies.)