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India Economic Adviser Says Ties With US in ‘Uneasy Equilibrium’

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 24 September 2026, 12:20 UTC By Anup Roy 1 min read
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India’s relationship with the US is in an “uneasy equilibrium” as trade disputes between the partners persist, a senior government official said.

India’s relationship with the US is in an “uneasy equilibrium” as trade disputes between the partners persist, a senior government official said.
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