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U.S. President Donald Trump Calls India Trade Deal 'Historic'
The U.S.-India trade framework targets $500 billion in American energy and goods purchases over five years, aiming to boost coal exports and global market share, Trump said.
- On February 12, 2026, Reuters reported President Donald Trump in Washington described a major trade breakthrough with India to boost American coal exports.
- Last week, the U.S. and India announced an interim framework to cut tariffs on American industrial and agricultural goods, with New Delhi intending to purchase $500 billion over five years.
- At the `Champion of Coal` event, Mr. Trump said recent deals with Japan, Korea and India would expand U.S. coal exports and highlight U.S. coal quality.
- The agreements are aimed at substantially increasing U.S. coal shipments and strengthening U.S. export capacity, as presented by the administration.
- It added that the framework reaffirms commitment to the U.S.-India Bilateral Trade Agreement negotiations launched on February 13, 2025, signaling further market-access and supply-chain support in New Delhi.
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Trump Calls India Trade Deal ‘Historic’, Says US To Boost Coal Exports
Last week, the US and India announced they have reached a framework for an interim agreement on trade, under which New Delhi will eliminate or reduce tariffs on all American industrial goods, a wide range of food and agricultural products, as well as purchase USD 500 billion of US products over the next five years.
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