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This video decodes the new Interim Trade Agreement between India and the U.S. While the deal promises to reduce tariffs on Indian exports to 18%, there is major confusion regarding Russian oil, agriculture, and the textile sector.

Key Highlights Covered:
Tariff Reduction: The U.S. has agreed to lower tariffs on Indian exports to 18%, down from the previous 25%.
The Russian Oil Mystery: President Trump claims India has agreed to stop importing Russian oil, and the U.S. has removed the penal tariff based on this commitment. However, the Indian government has not clearly confirmed or denied this, leading to ambiguity.
Impact on Farmers: There are fears that eliminating tariffs on U.S. agricultural products could hurt Indian farmers. The government has assured that sensitive items like dairy and pulses (chana, moong) are excluded from the deal.
Textile Sector Competition: Indian textiles will face 18% tariffs, but a new deal between the U.S. and Bangladesh allows Bangladesh 0% tariffs if they use U.S. cotton. Minister Piyush Goyal has stated India will get this same 0% benefit if Indian exporters also use American cotton.
$500 Billion Target: The deal states India "intends" to buy $500 billion worth of U.S. goods (like energy and aircraft) over the next five years, though this is an intention rather than a binding commitment