The United States and India have reached a new trade agreement, as announced by President Donald Trump. A key part of the deal is that the U.S. will immediately lower its tariff on Indian goods from 25% to 18%.
This decision came after a phone call between President Trump and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to President Trump, Prime Minister Modi agreed that India would stop buying Russian oil and increase its purchases from the United States.
The tariff reductions are effective right away. The agreement aims to strengthen trade relations between the two countries and encourage more business activity.
A tariff is a tax that a country charges on goods imported from other countries.
They are lowering tariffs as part of a new trade deal to improve business between the two countries and encourage more trade.
The lower tariffs are effective immediately.
According to U.S. President Trump, India agreed to stop buying Russian oil and to buy more goods, including energy, from the United States as part of the trade deal.
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