India-US Bilateral Trade Relations
India and the US are among each other's largest trading partners. Total bilateral goods trade stood at approximately $190 billion in 2024. Historically, India enjoyed Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) benefits, which were suspended by the US in 2019 over market access disputes. The trade relationship has seen recurring friction over IP rights, digital trade, agricultural market access, and India's current account surplus with the US.
- India-US total trade (goods): ~$190 billion (2024)
- GSP status: Suspended by US in 2019, not restored
- India's chief negotiator: Darpan Jain (Additional Secretary, Commerce Ministry)
- Framework announced: February 7, 2026 (joint statement)
- Key trade flashpoints: tariffs on steel/aluminum, pharmaceutical market access, digital services tax
● Tracked since February 22, 2026 · last seen June 21, 2026 · updates as the daily brief publishes
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