WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump again threatened on Monday to raise tariffs on goods from India over its ...

US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose higher tariffs on India very soon because the country does business with ...

Trump's threat to India over its purchases of Russian oil started on July 31, when he announced a 25% tariff for Indian goods ...

The strain in US-India ties is a challenge for Mr Modi, who also faces domestic calls not to cave into Mr Trump’s demands on trade and oil imports from Russia. India has benefitted from cheap Russian ...

For the first time in two decades, US President Donald Trump’s remarks and threats have turned India’s relationship with the ...

Washington’s tariff pressure comes even as US tech firms rely on India for users, data, and talent — raising questions over ...

While speaking to CNBC about the ongoing tariff threats on India for purchasing Russian oil, Trump disclosed that additional ...

Nikki Haley’s comments came after Donald Trump warned he would “very substantially” raise tariffs on Indian goods within 24 ...

India explores alternatives to Russian crude amid US tariff threats, balancing demand, margins, and energy security ...

Nikki Haley criticized Donald Trump's tariff threat on Indian goods, warning it could harm the US-India partnership.

The U.S. encouraged India to buy Russian oil to stabilize global prices, says ex-ambassador Garcetti, amid rising trade ...

Oil prices dropped to their lowest in a week on Monday as markets digested OPEC+'s decision to implement another significant output increase in September ...