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India-US trade deal not imminent, but talks in ‘short strokes’, says USTR Greer

Greer said Washington and New Delhi are working through sticking points on tariffs, energy and agriculture as talks on an interim agreement continue.

  • United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer signaled on Thursday that a trade deal with India is not imminent, as Washington and New Delhi continue working to resolve the "universe of items that are sticking points."
  • Tensions over India's continued reliance on Russian oil have strained ties for over a year, with the United States threatening up to 100% tariffs against New Delhi for purchasing Moscow's energy supplies.
  • Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal met Greer in Milwaukee on Wednesday to negotiate the India-US Bilateral Trade Agreement, discussing an "early conclusion" of a "mutually beneficial interim agreement."
  • President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi reviewed bilateral cooperation across trade and energy during a "productive" phone conversation Wednesday, agreeing to maintain close strategic engagement.
  • Ronak D. Desai, a visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution, notes that negotiators may be reaching the limits of trade complementarities, as Goyal and Greer prioritize different sets of unresolved issues.
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Amar Ujala broke the news in India on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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