With Trump’s reciprocal tariffs nearing implementation, a top US trade official is visiting India for key trade discussions.
Assistant USTR for South and Central Asia, Brendan Lynch, will lead a delegation to India from March 25-29, according to a US Embassy spokesperson.
The Wall Street Journal reports that while the White House remains committed to reciprocal tariffs, sectors like automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and semiconductors are unlikely to be affected initially.
The “dirty 15” nations with the highest trade deficits with the US may still face country-specific tariff rates instead of a tiered system.
Although most imports will be impacted, the final tariff structure is still being determined.
The visit underscores ongoing trade negotiations as both nations work to manage potential disruptions. March 25-29 talks are expected to clarify India’s stance and possible exemptions before the official tariff rollout next week.
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