India and the US are striving to finalize a trade deal before Trump's July 9 tariff deadline, but disagreements persist over agricultural imports and tariff reductions. While the US seeks greater access for its agricultural products,

As the deadline for suspended tariffs looms, India and the US are in the final stages of negotiating a trade deal that could reshape bilateral relations. With both sides holding firm on key issues, the outcome remains uncertain as they strive for a mutually beneficial agreement.

The push comes as Trump announced an agreement with Vietnam that cuts U.S. tariffs on many Vietnamese goods to 20% from his previously threatened 46%. Trump said that U.S. products could enter Vietnam duty free, but details were scant. The Reuters Daily Briefing newsletter provides all the news you need to start your day. Sign up here.