说好的硬气呢？特朗普：印度同意不向美国收取任何关税

Group 1 - The core point of the article is the evolving trade relationship between the US and India, with India initially agreeing to eliminate tariffs on US goods but later showing a tougher stance by proposing to increase tariffs on certain US products [1][7]. - President Trump mentioned that selling products in India is challenging, but India has proposed an agreement to not impose tariffs on US goods, although details remain undisclosed [1][2]. - India is negotiating a trade agreement with the US, with proposals to reduce tariffs on 60% of goods to zero and provide preferential access for nearly 90% of US imports [2][7]. Group 2 - Trump expressed concerns about high tariffs in India, stating he prefers Apple to manufacture in the US rather than India, which he described as having some of the highest tariffs globally [3][5]. - India aims to become a smartphone manufacturing hub, with significant exports of iPhones to the US, reaching nearly $2 billion in March [5]. - The US is India's largest trading partner, with a projected bilateral trade volume of approximately $129 billion in 2024, and India has a trade surplus of $45.7 billion with the US [5][7]. Group 3 - Recent reports indicate a shift in India's approach to trade negotiations, moving from a cooperative stance to proposing retaliatory tariffs against the US, which may be a strategic negotiation tactic [7][8]. - The proposed retaliatory tariffs are seen as a sign of India's willingness to assert itself as an equal trade partner, especially after the US recently reduced tariffs on Chinese products [8]. - Indian officials have indicated that the planned retaliatory tariffs will be part of the ongoing trade negotiations with the US [7][8].