Relations between Washington and Beijing have spiralled downward since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus. US President Donald Trump has questioned the Asian powerhouse's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
US President Donald Trump has ruled out renegotiation on the trade deal signed with China saying he's not interested in that while addressing reporters at the White House.
US President Donald Trump has threatened to terminate the trade deal with China if Beijing did not honour its provisions in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic that originated in the country.
India and the US are set to sign the first phase of a mega trade deal soon under a model followed by the Donald Trump administration in finalising a similar deal with China.
On day two of US President's India visit, PM Modi and Trump held an hour-long meeting at the Hyderabad House. Both the leaders held discussions on a number of issues including trade, defence cooperation, efforts to counter terrorism, technology and other issues. Here's the full text of President Trump's speech in the joint statement.
In the list of top 10 companies getting H1-B visas in 2016, 37,370 visas were given to Indian companies which is 51 per cent of the total H1-B visas given to top ten companies that year. But in 2019, of the total H1-B visas granted to top 10 companies, only 9,808 visas, i.e. 24 per cent were given to Indian companies
Donald Trump's India visit has raised a lot of expectations from both sides. Both the Indians and the Americans would be looking to score points in the upcoming visit. While Narendra Modi government would be looking at a favourable trade deal from the US, Donald Trump would want to gain political leverage through the 'Namaste Trump' event organised at the Motera cricket stadium. Trump would be looking to appeal to the Indian American voters that could give him the edge over his political rivals in the upcoming US Presidential Elections 2020.
Ahead of Trump's and US first lady Melania Trump visit to Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad during US President two-day India visit, IndiaTV brings you the ground report on how preparations are being made at Sabarmati Ashram to welcome the US President.
The United States on Friday said it was unlikely that a trade deal would be inked with India during President Donald Trump's upcoming visit to the country, saying that concerns that led to India's removal from the Generalized System of Preferences persisted.
India is now the United States' eighth-largest trading partner in goods and services and is among the world's largest economies. India's trade with the United States now resembles, in terms of volume, the US' trade with South Korea (USD 167 billion in 2018) or France (USD 129 billion), said Alyssa Ayres from CFR.
India would not like to rush into a trade deal with the United States during President Donald Trump’s upcoming two-day visit to the subcontinent, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Raveesh Kumar said during his weekly press briefing in New Delhi on Thursday
US President Donald Trump on February 19 talked about his India visit and said that there can be a 'big trade deal' with India during his visit. He said, "We can have a trade deal with India, but I am really saving the big deal for later, may be before elections. But we will have a very big deal with India".
Even though there are no signs of a trade deal between India and the United States during President Donald Trump's visit to India, it is quite possible that the two sign defense deals in the overture.
US President Donald Trump ahead of his India visit has said, "We're doing a very big trade deal with India. We'll have it. I don't know if it'll be done before the election, but we'll have a very big deal with India."
US President Donald Trump on February 19 talked about his India visit and said that there can be a 'big trade deal' with India during his visit. He said, "We can have a trade deal with India, but I am really saving the big deal for later
Indian American scholar Tanvi Madan has said that it is almost a truth almost universally acknowledged that China drives and shapes US-India relations. Indeed, broad convergence on China has been a key driver of US-India relations for the last two decades.
The main segment of the visit will take place in the national capital, though an option of having a short visit by Trump to another city is being explored. The cities which are being considered include Agra and Ahmedabad.
Majority of trade agreements being implemented by India have had "no effect" on the country's overall merchandise exports, according to the Economic Survey. It also said that products manufactured in India have clearly benefitted from eight out of the fourteen trade agreements considered in the survey.
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the second phase of negotiations for the US-China trade deal would begin soon and asserted that the two countries never had a better relationship despite the recent rough patch. He also said he has a great relationship with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
United States President Donald Trump and Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China, Liu He, signed the phase one of US-China trade deal on January 15.
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