报道：美越达成协议后，美印谈判也在快速推进

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and India, with both sides making constructive efforts to reach an agreement before the July 9 deadline [1][2]. - The US is reportedly optimistic about reaching a mutually beneficial agreement that would lower tariffs and facilitate American companies' access to the Indian market [1]. - The recent US-Vietnam trade agreement, which significantly reduced tariffs on Vietnamese goods, may serve as a reference point for the US-India negotiations, adding pressure on India to make concessions [2]. Group 2 - India has established firm "red lines" in the negotiations, particularly concerning agriculture and dairy products, indicating a strong stance against any concessions that could undermine its domestic agricultural sector [3]. - The Indian Finance Minister has emphasized the sensitivity of agricultural issues, while also suggesting that India is open to better market access in certain areas, provided there is reciprocal openness from the US [3]. - The main obstacle to an agreement remains the liberalization of agriculture, as reducing tariffs on US agricultural products could threaten India's food security and expose small farmers to global price fluctuations [3].