Generalised System Of Preferences

India, US to engage regularly to resolve trade issues, explore mutually beneficial suitable solutions: Government

Political and security ties between India and the United States have grown but trade has become problematic.

Withdrawing GSP status no big deal, but Donald Trump’s myopic act may affect pace of India-US strategic ties

Donald Trump’s decision to end GSP for India is another example of his transactional attitude that focuses on narrow grievances at the cost of harming wider strategic considerations

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Fifty years old this summer, Masood Azhar is entering his sunset. His empire of hate, though, is nowhere near its end

Preferential trade treatment withdrawal by US won't have significant impact on India's exports: Commerce Secretary

US President Donald Trump has said he intends to end the preferential trade status granted to India and Turkey

US to end preferential trade agreement with India: Donald Trump's protectionist policy message to New Delhi to repair in-house growth engines

The external sector woes may have just gone up by a notch with US President Donald Trump flashing his protectionist card yet again and threatening to end GSP for India

US intents to terminate trade benefits for India under GSP: All you need to know about preferential trade agreement

United States President Donald Trump has notified Congress in a letter of his "intent to terminate" trade benefits for India and Turkey under the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) eligibility criteria.