Trump says the US trading transaction and India are very close

President Donald Trump On Tuesday, the tariff talks with India are “going great” and he believes that the United States will conclude a trade deal with the country.

“I think we will have a deal with India,” Trump said during short remarks outside the White House. “The Prime Minister was known here three weeks ago and they want to make a deal.” Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, visited the White House At the end of February.

Trump’s comments came after the Treasury Secretary Scott Igent said the US is “very close to India.”

Speaking at the White House briefing, the infant said the administration also held “significant negotiations” with Japan over a possible trading transaction and that “contours of the transaction” with South Korea can be together.

Vice -President JD Vance met with Modi last week. Two leaders “have made very good progress, so I could see some ads in India,” said the infant. It did not give a certain time.

“A country such as India, which has located and ready tariffs, is much easier to agree with them,” he added.

Rajan Rajan, economist and finance professor at the Chicago Business School, said “India is of great benefit if he can agree on tariffs at a much lower level, even if some other countries have it at a higher level.”

“This can lead to many companies to look at India in a new light, especially given the large Indian domestic market,” Rajan said on Tuesday at CNBC.

White House is working on fixing trading deals With partners a few weeks after Trump tariffs are displayed.

“We have 18 important trade relations, we will talk to all these partners, or at least 17 of them over the next few weeks. Many have already arrived in Washington,” said the infant.

He later said that during the briefing that trade relations with 17 partners are “in the movement”, on a list that excludes China.