US Trade Chief Hails India's Strong Trade Offers as Delhi Talks Progress

• US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer praised India's "strongest trade proposals" on agricultural market access, despite earlier tariff threats from Trump.
• US officials are in Delhi to advance trade talks, focusing on market access for US farm products like grain sorghum and soy.
• Greer noted India's increased flexibility in negotiations, making it a "viable alternative market" for US farmers facing Chinese demand issues.
• Discussions also include zero-tariff commitments for civil aviation parts, with negotiations described as "fairly far advanced."
• The US trade strategy aims to lower deficits and secure reciprocal arrangements globally, using enforcement tools like tariffs to open markets.

Why It Matters: Positive US-India trade talks could reshape global markets and agricultural access.