India-US Trade Target Set At $500 Billion In Three Years: Ambassador Sergio Gor

The United States aims to more than double its bilateral trade with India to over $500 billion within three years, US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor said at the Freedom 250 reception in Mumbai. Addressing business leaders and diplomats, Gor said trade between the two countries had reached a record $240 billion, reflecting their growing economic partnership. He said US President Donald Trump had…

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