US President Donald Trump said India has signaled its readiness to make deeper tariff cuts, after he ramped up pressure on the country to lower trade barriers that he has said unfairly penalize American businesses.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) attacked India's tariffs regime, saying it is next to impossible to sell anything to India because of the "high tariffs." In a nationally televised address,

US President Donald Trump has asserted that India has agreed to lower tariffs on American imports, stating that his administration is exposing unfair trade practices. The claim comes as India and the US discuss a Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) aimed at reducing barriers and increasing market access.

US President Donald Trump repeated his criticism of India’s high tariffs, indicating the country remains a target of reciprocal duties set to take effect April 2.

US President Donald Trump labeled India a 'very high tariff nation' and announced reciprocal tariffs to start on April 2. He criticized India's tariffs on US goods, calling them unfair, and emphasized the US trade deficit with India.

India said Friday it is working to lower trade barriers with the United States as it tries to reach a bilateral trade deal with Washington this year. The two countries said after a February White House meeting between U.

At the India Today Conclave, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick urged India to lower its high tariffs and engage in comprehensive trade talks to strengthen bilateral relations.