India-the United States seeks to penetrate in commercial talks for a day

India and the United States will hold a day of commercial talks, which raises the hope that the negotiations on a bilateral agreement will be resumed soon.

There is a team led by US Trade negotiator Brendan Lynch in Delhi to meet officials from the Indian Ministry of Commerce.

India said that the meeting does not represent the beginning of the next round of negotiations, describing it as a “discussion” about “trying to know” how an agreement can be reached.

Negotiations stopped on a commercial deal after US President Donald Trump imposed 50 % tariffs on Indian goodsPartially as a penalty for the purchase of Delhi for Russian oil and weapons. India defended its decision, noting the needs of local energy, and described the definitions as “unfair”.

Huge duties, along with a strong criticism of India by Trump and His main officialsIt led to a rapid and surprising deterioration in the relations between the allies.

India is a major source of goods, including clothes, shrimp, gemstones, jewelry for the United States, and definitions already Production and ways of living were affected.

So, a meeting on Tuesday is seen between Indian and United States officials.

“This is not an official round of negotiations, but it will certainly be a discussion on commercial talks and try to know how we can reach an agreement between India and the United States,” Rajish Agrouwal, who is leading discussions on behalf of India, told a local newspaper on Monday before visiting Mr. Lynch.

A round of negotiations was canceled last month after the Trump tariff was announced and India refused to stop buying Russian oil.

But over the past few days, hopes have risen – Trump administration officials have appeared more reconciliation and that India has confirmed that the discussions were still operating.

On Monday, US Trade Adviser Peter Navarro told CNBC News: “India is coming to the table. We will see how this works.”

Navarro was one of the most vocal critics of India, as they described the ongoing war of Russia with Ukraine Indian Prime Minister Narendra “Modi War”.

In an CNBC interview, Mr. Navarro also referred to the social media exchange last week between Trump and Moody.

Trump said that the United States and India “are continuing negotiations to address commercial barriers” between the two countries. In response, Modi repeated the optimism of the American president and said that the two countries are “close friends and natural partners.”

Sergio Gore, Trump’s candidate to be the next American ambassador to India, said the commercial deal “will be resolved in the coming weeks.”

“We are not far from the deal now. In fact, they are negotiating this accurate deal,” he said during a confirmation session last week.

But we can still see how countries resolve the main differences that have previously prevented a commercial agreement from embodiment.

Agriculture and dairy, in particular, are the main stick points.

For years, Washington has I paid for more access To the agricultural sector in India, seeing it as an unexploited main market. But India strongly protected it, noting food security, livelihoods and the interests of millions of young farmers.

Last week, US Trade Secretary Howard Lootnick reiterated his previous criticism of the fierce guarantees of India, and asked why “Bushelal from the American atom had not been purchased.”

But Indian experts have argued that Delhi should not give in pressure to open its agricultural market, taking into account national sovereignty and food security.

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