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Trade Negotiations - The US trade negotiation team has extended its stay in India, indicating progress in discussions aimed at finalizing a limited trade agreement that may lead to the cancellation of a 26% "reciprocal tariff" on Indian goods imposed by the Trump administration [1][2] - The negotiations are focused on reaching consensus on tariff reductions in the agriculture and automotive sectors before a July 9 deadline, with an emphasis on enhancing market access and reducing trade barriers [2][3] - India's exports to the US increased by nearly 28% year-on-year from January to April, reaching $37.7 billion, while imports rose to $14.4 billion, resulting in a trade surplus [2] Impact of Tariff Policies - The tariff policies of the Trump administration have significantly suppressed cargo shipments to the US, leading to a 25% decrease in cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles in May [4] - The decline in cargo volume has broader implications for the logistics economy in Los Angeles, with a 1% drop in port cargo volume potentially resulting in the loss of 2,769 jobs and threatening an additional 4,000 jobs [4] Starlink's Progress in India - India has granted a key license to Elon Musk's Starlink, moving the satellite service provider closer to launching commercial internet services in the country [5][6] - The approval comes amid public disputes between Musk and Trump, which could jeopardize Starlink's contracts worth billions with the US government [5] - Starlink faces challenges in pricing, as mobile data costs in India are among the lowest globally, and it must also secure additional approvals and demonstrate compliance with local regulations [6]