As global trade faces one of the most uncertain chapters to date, India and the United States are negotiating what could become the decade-long economic agreement: a bilateral trade agreement aimed at expanding its trade volume to $500 billion between 2030 and 2030, a fourfold increase from its value in 2024, but a rise in value in 2024. SAPRA, EY INDIA’s tax partner and global trade expert…Read moreWhen both countries try to find common ground, defeat the real danger. India and the United States have quietly signed the first term for this ambitious deal when Donald Trump’s global markets rocked the world. Could this be a strategic disruptor of China’s domination in global trade? What does this mean for India’s role in the Indo-Pacific economic framework?
