India-US Trade Deal: Signing Conditional on New US Tariff Structure Post-Court Ruling

• India-US Trade Deal will be signed only after Washington prepares a new tariff structure, says Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal.
• This condition arose after a US Supreme Court decision nullified President Donald Trump's executive powers to impose import duties.
• The deal was initially expected in March, but the Trump administration is now preparing a new global trade tariff structure.
• Agrawal expects minimal impact on India's trade with Gulf countries from the US-Israel vs. Iran conflict, citing ongoing diplomatic talks.
• Despite West Asia challenges, India aims for $860 billion in total exports, compensating declines by increasing exports to other regions.