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US softens stand, but FTA uncertainties far from over: Experts

Some of the experts say that the two countries are trying to iron out thorny issues under the revived

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Too early to say if deal will happen: Experts

Shreya NandiIndivjal Dhasmana New Delhi
The US seems to have given up its rigid stand under the Biden administration to forge congenial relations with India. However, it is too early to say if this would lead to the inking of a trade deal between them, say experts. 

On Tuesday, US trade representative Katherine Tai and commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal chaired the first meeting of the revived Trade Policy Forum (TPF) in the Capital after a four-year gap. Both nations hope to reach some kind of an understanding to resolve issues pertaining to agriculture, non-agriculture goods, services, investments and intellectual property rights over the next

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