Pakistan, July 25 -- India said it will continue negotiations with the United States on a bilateral trade agreement after Washington imposed a new 10% tariff on Indian imports. The government said it remains committed to strengthening economic ties despite the latest trade measures.

The Trump administration announced new tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5% on goods from 60 trading partners. US officials said the measures target countries that allegedly failed to curb imports linked to forced labor.

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According to India's Commerce Ministry, the new 10% tariff is lower than the 12.5% duty proposed in June. Additionally, generic pharmaceuticals, smartphones, steel, aluminu...