报道称，此次谈判备受期待，双方原定在8月27日左右谈判。印度政府高级官员此前表示，正通过正式 谈判团队、部长级会谈、外交渠道及行业对话等多重机制"全面推进"与美国的双边贸易协议磋商。官员 们还称美国是"极其重要的贸易伙伴"。 今年7月底，美国总统特朗普宣布对从印度进口的商品征收25%的关税，理由是印度征收高额关税、设 置贸易壁垒以及"与俄罗斯合作"。他还表示，印度应为上述行为支付一笔未指明数额的罚款。此外，特 朗普还签署了一项法令，对从印度进口的商品额外征收25%的关税，原因是印度从俄罗斯购买石油，制 裁措施将于8月27日开始生效。 【环球网报道 记者 赵建东】据印度新德里电视台援引消息人士的话报道称，原定8月25日至29日赴新德 里磋商的美方贸易谈判代表团行程已取消，双边贸易协议新一轮谈判可能将延期举行。报道称，尽管双 方保持沟通，但重启谈判的具体时间表尚未敲定。 印媒称，此次美国贸易谈判代表团取消行程，给两国此前约定"拟在9-10月敲定第一部分贸易协议"的最 后期限蒙上阴影。 ...

华尔街日报：短短几个月内，特朗普就从称赞印度为美国主要战略伙伴，到表示自己不在乎印度经济是否崩溃。特朗普的言论与本届政府初期相比，存在显著差异，2月在白宫设宴，称赞莫迪是“更出色的谈判高手”，但随后几个月里，随着迅速达成双边贸易协议的努力失败，这种热情逐渐消退。现任和前任官员表示，特朗普对与新德里的谈判缺乏进展深感沮丧。 ...

Group 1 - The podcast "Pacific Polarity" features Kurt Tong discussing the evolution of U.S. foreign policy in Asia, particularly regarding tariffs and trade agreements [1][2] - Kurt Tong predicts that the U.S. will engage in multiple bilateral trade agreements this year, as the desire to maintain high tariffs has diminished due to public discontent and inflation concerns [2][5] - The U.S. remains a major source of foreign direct investment and technology, but there is a political contradiction regarding overseas investments by American companies [4][5] Group 2 - There is a growing political focus on the need for more domestic manufacturing in the U.S., especially in traditional industries, as voters in key regions are affected by the decline of manufacturing jobs [5][6] - The perception that companies are "exporting jobs" overseas creates a political dilemma, as there is a desire to keep manufacturing in the U.S. despite potential cost implications [5][6] - The current political environment is pushing for a reevaluation of trade and investment policies, influenced by protectionist sentiments and the desire to bring jobs back to America [5][6]

Group 1 - The Ontario trade representative David Paterson indicated that there is a possibility of progress in negotiations to lower high tariffs with the U.S. during the upcoming G7 summit in two weeks [2] - Paterson expressed hope for a meeting between President Trump and Prime Minister Mark Carney at the G7 summit to achieve further results on tariff reductions [2] - Despite a temporary court ruling blocking the Trump administration's emergency order to normalize tariffs, trade negotiations are ongoing [2] Group 2 - The recent court ruling does not affect tariffs on steel, aluminum, and automotive industries, which are crucial to Ontario's economy [3] - Paterson emphasized the need for Canada to solidify its position as a key trade partner with the U.S. in the short term, as other countries are also competing for bilateral trade agreements [4] - Countries like Japan, South Korea, the UK, the EU, and Vietnam are actively seeking bilateral agreements with the U.S. [6] Group 3 - The UK has reached a framework trade agreement with the U.S., serving as a model and motivation for Canada to secure its own advantageous agreements [6] - Paterson highlighted that tariffs on British-made cars entering the U.S. are lower than those on Chevrolet produced in Ontario, indicating a need for Canada to achieve more progress [6] - As a signatory of the CUSMA agreement, Canada should receive preferential treatment in the U.S. market [6] Group 4 - Paterson's role includes conveying to the Trump administration the importance of Canada as a major trade partner, as trade volumes between U.S. states and Canada exceed those with any other country [6] - A recent visit by a U.S. Senate delegation to Ottawa, led by North Dakota Republican Senator Kevin Cramer, exemplifies the recognition of Canada's significance by U.S. officials [6] - It is acknowledged that the U.S. should prioritize reducing tariffs on Canada to inject certainty into the economy [7]

Core Points - The UK and India have reached a significant bilateral trade agreement after three years of negotiations, which is considered the most important trade deal for the UK post-Brexit [1][2][4] - The agreement is expected to increase the annual bilateral trade volume by £25.5 billion (approximately 246.3 billion RMB) by 2040 [2] - Both countries are eager for this agreement to support their economies, with the UK aiming to reduce trade barriers and India seeking to boost its export trade [2][4] Negotiation Background - Trade negotiations began in January 2022 under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson and continued through various administrations, with a renewed focus under the Labour government [4] - The UK government has emphasized that reaching this trade agreement is a top priority, especially after the elections [4] - The agreement is seen as a major economic milestone for both nations, with UK Prime Minister Starmer and Indian Prime Minister Modi highlighting its ambitious and mutually beneficial nature [4][6] Key Provisions - Under the agreement, 90% of tariffs on Indian exports to the UK will be reduced, with 85% of goods achieving zero tariffs within ten years [4] - Tariffs on various UK exports to India, including high-end cars and whisky, will also see significant reductions, with whisky tariffs dropping from 150% to 75% [6] - The agreement is expected to provide UK consumers with lower prices and more choices in various goods, including clothing and seafood [5] Economic Context - India is currently the world's fifth-largest economy and is projected to become the third-largest in the coming years, making it an attractive partner for the UK [7] - The agreement is seen as a strategic move for both countries to diversify their trade relationships amid global economic uncertainties [7] - The negotiations faced challenges, including India's request for easier immigration access for its citizens to the UK, which was not included in the final agreement [6]