Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked President Donald Trump from the bottom of his heart for his Diwali wishes. This showed how close India and the US are as friends. In his message, Modi was hopeful that the two democracies would continue to work together on global problems like fighting terrorism and growing the economy.
“Thank you for calling and wishing me a happy Diwali, President Trump.” On this holiday of lights, PM Modi wrote, “May our two great democracies continue to shine hope into the world and stand together against all forms of terrorism.”
The greetings exchanged happen at a time when economic ties between India and the US are being closely watched, especially when it comes to trade taxes and market access.
India and the US’s trade situation: a closer analysis of tariffs
In the trade dispute between India and the US, economists are paying close attention to how things develop. Steel, aluminium, and agricultural goods are all affected by this disagreement. The strategic link between the two countries has always been very important to them. But trade disagreements have sometimes led to trouble.
The current talks are meant to get rid of barriers, make it easy to enter markets, and boost trade. Some people believe that using good manners, like meeting each other on Diwali, could help people talk more positively.
People in the business world hope that any answer will be good for both importers and exporters. This will keep the market stable for companies that depend on trade between the two countries.
Experts say that official comments have not confirmed that tariffs will be fully lifted, but Modi’s thanks and the fact that trade talks are still going on could mean that things are getting better.
Improving more than just trade ties between India and the US
The talk between PM Modi and President Trump about more than just tariffs shows that the two countries have strong political and strategic ties. The two countries work together on many things, such as defense, science, and the fight against terrorism.
Analysts say that the leaders’ gift-giving during Diwali makes them more personal, which could help them in the future when they talk about tough problems like trade.
People all over the world are watching as India and the US try to find a balance between their military cooperation and their business goals. Their relationship is very important to them, so they want to find a way forward that is good for both of them.
