消息人士：美印没谈拢

Core Points - The high-level trade talks between India and the United States failed to resolve tariff disputes, particularly regarding U.S. tariffs on Russian energy imports [1][2] - India is urging the U.S. to eliminate tariffs related to Russian oil imports, while the U.S. insists that any agreement is contingent upon India reducing its oil purchases from Russia [2][3] - Both parties expressed a desire to continue discussions to reach a mutually beneficial trade agreement, but no specific timeline was provided [1][3] Group 1 - The recent visit by the Indian trade delegation to the U.S. is the first since punitive tariffs were imposed by Trump in August [2] - The main point of contention in the talks remains India's procurement of Russian oil, with India requesting the removal of related tariffs [2] - Further rounds of negotiations are needed to address unresolved issues, including the deadlock over Russian oil [3] Group 2 - India's Ministry of External Affairs denied claims that Prime Minister Modi was in dialogue with President Putin regarding the punitive tariffs on Russian oil purchases [4][5] - The NATO Secretary-General's comments about Modi's discussions with Putin were labeled as "incorrect and unfounded" by Indian officials [4][5] - The Indian government emphasized that no such conversations took place, countering speculation about India's stance on U.S. tariffs [5]