Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is preparing additional tariff cuts ahead of a meeting this week with U.S. President Donald Trump that could boost American exports to India and avoid a potential trade war,

US President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose a 25 per cent tariff on steel and aluminium imports. Though Trump has not mentioned which countries would face tariffs, there are concerns that India,

Modi's trade talks with Trump focus on tariff reductions, GSP reinstatement, digital tax negotiations, and strengthening defense and energy ties. While challenges remain, strategic diplomacy could enhance India-US trade relations.

The two Asian countries stand out because the tariffs they impose on the US are, on average, far above the rate charged on them by the US, according to a range of estimates from analysts who considered scenarios of like-for-like levies.

India's smaller steelmakers could be forced out of business by a further surge in imports resulting from sharp tariff increases imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, industry executives warned on Monday.

India is among the ten countries most affected by former US President Donald Trump’s recent decision to impose a 25% tariff on all steel and aluminium imports. The move, which aims to protect American manufacturers,

With India’s steel industry already facing global competition, higher US tariffs could lead to a slowdown in exports as well as increased production costs, according to the Financial Times.

President Donald Trump substantially raised tariffs on steel and aluminum imports on Monday to a flat 25% "without exceptions or exemptions" in a move to aid the struggling industries but which increases the risk of a multi-front trade war.