Pakistan, July 13 -- India has adopted a cautious approach in its trade negotiations with the United States (US), choosing not to rush into an interim agreement as it seeks more favourable terms before finalising any deal.

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According to Reuters, recent negotiations failed to produce an agreement after the two sides were unable to bridge differences over tariffs and market access. Indian officials said New Delhi is determined to protect its core interests, particularly in agriculture, while securing tariff advantages over competing exporters such as China.

The talks followed months of discussions and included a visit to New Delhi by US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer. Despite expectatio...