TREE NEWS update: US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said Thursday that a trade agreement with India is not imminent, as Washington and New Delhi continue working through details of a long-awaited deal. Asked by Indian news agency ANI, Greer said: “I don’t think there’s anything imminent right now. We have really hashed through all the issues that are obstacles.”
US Trade Rep: US-India Trade Deal Not ‘Imminent’ After Modi-Trump Call
The signal here is procedural, not directional: Washington says the obstacles are already identified, which shifts the story from whether a deal is possible to whether the political will exists to close it. For market participants tracking tariff exposure and supply-chain diversification into India, the absence of an imminent timeline means existing arrangements remain the working assumption for now. The open question is whether the two sides convert a completed technical review into a political announcement, or let it drift.
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