Trump hints at ‘very big’ trade deal with India after China pact
Former US President Donald Trump suggested the possibility of a large trade agreement with India, following the trade agreement signed with China during his period. In an interview with NDTV, Trump said that if he is re -elected, his administration will consider a "very large" trade agreement with India, which emphasizes the strong relationship shared with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Trump highlighted the ability of deep economic relationships between the two democracies, referring to Modi as a "very good friend" and as an important moment in the relationship between the United States India, referring to the "Hody Modi" event in Houston. They believe there is enough room to increase bilateral trade. This comment comes in the midst of speculation about Trump's possible return to power in the upcoming US election. His statement suggests that India may play an important role in its future international trade strategy, especially after the economic mobility following global following China's development of the settlement.
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