USTR Katherine Tai to visit India in November
World | October 30, 2021 6:46 ISTTai, the top trade official of Joe Biden Administration, will reach New Delhi on Nov 22 from South Korea.
Tai, the top trade official of Joe Biden Administration, will reach New Delhi on Nov 22 from South Korea.
For decades, American politicians put their special interests ahead of the interest of the country, US President Donald Trump said Friday, asserting that he has done away with some of the "disastrous" trade deals of the past.
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The US re-imposed sanctions on Iran last November, after President Trump pulled out of the landmark 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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The company has assembly plants in Australia, Brazil, India and Thailand as well as in the US. It said it would raise investment in its international plants, though it did not say which ones.
The move was in retaliation to the duty hike by the US on certain steel and aluminium products which had tariff implication of USD 241 million on India. The duty hike by India would have an equivalent tariff implications for the US.
Trump said that if China responds to this fresh round of tariffs, then he will move to counter “by pursuing additional tariffs on another $200 billion of goods.”
India has sought an exemption from the US tariffs along the lines the US has allowed to the European Union, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and South Korea.
Washington: Indicating a change in its position on key issues like intellectual property rights and food security - the two areas of concerns for India - the US appears to be sensitive and supportive of
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