US President Donald Trump hinted at a major breakthrough in India–US trade talks during the swearing-in ceremony of Sergio Gor as the new US Ambassador to India. Trump confirmed that discussions are progressing toward a fair deal and suggested that tariffs on Indian imports could be reduced soon.

A new wave of optimism is sweeping across India-US relations as PM Narendra Modi and former President Donald Trump engage in high-level trade discussions, signaling a potential easing of tariff tensions and a stronger bilateral partnership. The leaders emphasize the limitless potential of cooperation, aiming for mutual prosperity and growth for citizens of both nations. In a series of exchanges, Modi highlights the importance of continued negotiations, while Trump praises Modi as a great leader and reaffirms the long-standing friendship between India and the U.S. Analysts suggest the shift in tone follows earlier friction over tariffs and India’s Russia oil imports, but both sides appear committed to early resolution for mutual benefit.