US Trade Rep Hails India's 'Best Offer Yet' in Trade Talks

• US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer called India's latest trade proposal "the best we've ever received."
• Greer suggested India could become a "viable alternative market" for US commodities amidst fluctuating demand from China.
• A high-level US delegation is in India for talks, aiming to sign a bilateral trade agreement by the end of the month.
• Differences persist in trade talks, particularly regarding US agriculture/dairy imports and Trump's 50% tariffs on India.
• Discussions also include market access in other sectors and reciprocal treatment for civil aviation parts.

Why It Matters: India's 'best offer yet' signals progress in US trade talks, potentially easing tensions.