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Trump moves to end special trade treatment for India: reports
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Well Trump just means India is now a developed super power and need no preferential treatment or aid.
Mr. Trump seems not very pleased by the billions and billions of American dollars in the Indian war chest.
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United States will take "severe punishment" against India
Pengpai News 03-05 13:40
https://m.haiwainet.cn/ttc/3542185/2019/0305/content_31508815_1.html?tt_group_id=6664779619280880140
Indian Prime Minister Modi and US President Trump (Infographic)
US President Trump intends to end trade preferences for India and Turkey.
According to Reuters, Trump sent a letter to the US Congress on March 4th, stating that it intends to end the preferential trade treatment for India and Turkey under the General Preferential Tariff Scheme (Inclusive Tariff). The US Trade Representative said that the government will notify the Congress and the two governments 60 days later.
India is the biggest beneficiary of US inclusive tariffs, and the termination of this measure will be the toughest punishment imposed on India by Trump since he took office in 2017. Once the plan is approved by Congress, the zero-tariff treatment of India’s $5.6 billion exports to the United States will be cancelled.
Trump said: "I took this step because after the US and the Indian government made in-depth negotiations, I determined that India did not provide fair and reasonable guarantees to the United States to enter its market."
According to data from the US Trade Representative Office, the US trade deficit with India in 2017 was $27.3 billion.
The US-India trade has been in constant friction. The Indian government announced the latest e-commerce regulations restricting the Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart, which was acquired by Amazon and Wal-Mart, to operate in the country. India also announced higher tariffs on electronics and smartphones.
At the same time, the US Trade Representative Office announced that due to the economic development of Turkey, it should no longer be regarded as a developing country, and the United States will no longer provide universal preferential tariff treatment.
Pratt & Whitney tariffs are the oldest and largest trade concessions in the United States, aiming to promote economic development in developing countries and regions through tariff reductions. (Pengpai Journalist Nan Boyi)
原题：外媒：特朗普拟结束对印度、土耳其关税优惠，最快60天实施
翻脸！美国将对印度采取“最严厉惩罚”
澎湃新闻网 03-05 13:40
印度总理莫迪与美国总统特朗普（资料图）
美国总统特朗普打算终止对印度和土耳其的贸易优惠待遇。
据路透社报道，特朗普3月4日致函美国国会，称有意结束在普遍优惠关税计划（普惠关税）下对印度和土耳其的贸易优惠待遇。美国贸易代表处称，最快将在政府通知国会和两国政府60天后实施。
印度是美国普惠关税的最大受益者，终止该措施将是特朗普2017年上台以来对印度采取的最严厉的惩罚行为。一旦该计划被国会批准，印度向美国出口的56亿美元商品的零关税待遇将被取消。
特朗普说：“我采取这一步是因为在美国与印度政府的深入交涉后，我确定印度没有做出向美国提供进入其市场的公平与合理保证。”
据美国贸易代表处数据显示，2017年美国对印度的贸易逆差为273亿美元。
美印贸易最近摩擦不断。印度政府公布最新电子商务规定，限制被亚马逊和沃尔玛收购的印度电子商务巨头Flipkart在该国经营。印度还宣布对电子产品和智能手机征收更高关税。
美国贸易代表处也在同一时候宣布，因土耳其的经济发展提高使其不应再被视为发展中国家，美国将不再为其提供普惠关税待遇。
普惠关税是美国历史最悠久、规模最大的贸易优惠计划，旨在通过关税减免促进发展中国家和地区的经济发展。（澎湃新闻记者 南博一）
原题：外媒：特朗普拟结束对印度、土耳其关税优惠，最快60天实施
Pengpai News 03-05 13:40
https://m.haiwainet.cn/ttc/3542185/2019/0305/content_31508815_1.html?tt_group_id=6664779619280880140
Indian Prime Minister Modi and US President Trump (Infographic)
US President Trump intends to end trade preferences for India and Turkey.
According to Reuters, Trump sent a letter to the US Congress on March 4th, stating that it intends to end the preferential trade treatment for India and Turkey under the General Preferential Tariff Scheme (Inclusive Tariff). The US Trade Representative said that the government will notify the Congress and the two governments 60 days later.
India is the biggest beneficiary of US inclusive tariffs, and the termination of this measure will be the toughest punishment imposed on India by Trump since he took office in 2017. Once the plan is approved by Congress, the zero-tariff treatment of India’s $5.6 billion exports to the United States will be cancelled.
Trump said: "I took this step because after the US and the Indian government made in-depth negotiations, I determined that India did not provide fair and reasonable guarantees to the United States to enter its market."
According to data from the US Trade Representative Office, the US trade deficit with India in 2017 was $27.3 billion.
The US-India trade has been in constant friction. The Indian government announced the latest e-commerce regulations restricting the Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart, which was acquired by Amazon and Wal-Mart, to operate in the country. India also announced higher tariffs on electronics and smartphones.
At the same time, the US Trade Representative Office announced that due to the economic development of Turkey, it should no longer be regarded as a developing country, and the United States will no longer provide universal preferential tariff treatment.
Pratt & Whitney tariffs are the oldest and largest trade concessions in the United States, aiming to promote economic development in developing countries and regions through tariff reductions. (Pengpai Journalist Nan Boyi)
原题：外媒：特朗普拟结束对印度、土耳其关税优惠，最快60天实施
翻脸！美国将对印度采取“最严厉惩罚”
澎湃新闻网 03-05 13:40
印度总理莫迪与美国总统特朗普（资料图）
美国总统特朗普打算终止对印度和土耳其的贸易优惠待遇。
据路透社报道，特朗普3月4日致函美国国会，称有意结束在普遍优惠关税计划（普惠关税）下对印度和土耳其的贸易优惠待遇。美国贸易代表处称，最快将在政府通知国会和两国政府60天后实施。
印度是美国普惠关税的最大受益者，终止该措施将是特朗普2017年上台以来对印度采取的最严厉的惩罚行为。一旦该计划被国会批准，印度向美国出口的56亿美元商品的零关税待遇将被取消。
特朗普说：“我采取这一步是因为在美国与印度政府的深入交涉后，我确定印度没有做出向美国提供进入其市场的公平与合理保证。”
据美国贸易代表处数据显示，2017年美国对印度的贸易逆差为273亿美元。
美印贸易最近摩擦不断。印度政府公布最新电子商务规定，限制被亚马逊和沃尔玛收购的印度电子商务巨头Flipkart在该国经营。印度还宣布对电子产品和智能手机征收更高关税。
美国贸易代表处也在同一时候宣布，因土耳其的经济发展提高使其不应再被视为发展中国家，美国将不再为其提供普惠关税待遇。
普惠关税是美国历史最悠久、规模最大的贸易优惠计划，旨在通过关税减免促进发展中国家和地区的经济发展。（澎湃新闻记者 南博一）
原题：外媒：特朗普拟结束对印度、土耳其关税优惠，最快60天实施
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India was US stalwart against China, after the thrashing India got by its much smaller neighbor, i think Americans went back to the drawing board into thinking since India is not up to the job why give it undue advantage in trade. Hence no more preferential trade treatment for India.
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Both India and China are the target of West.United States will take "severe punishment" against India
Pengpai News 03-05 13:40
https://m.haiwainet.cn/ttc/3542185/2019/0305/content_31508815_1.html?tt_group_id=6664779619280880140
Indian Prime Minister Modi and US President Trump (Infographic)
US President Trump intends to end trade preferences for India and Turkey.
According to Reuters, Trump sent a letter to the US Congress on March 4th, stating that it intends to end the preferential trade treatment for India and Turkey under the General Preferential Tariff Scheme (Inclusive Tariff). The US Trade Representative said that the government will notify the Congress and the two governments 60 days later.
India is the biggest beneficiary of US inclusive tariffs, and the termination of this measure will be the toughest punishment imposed on India by Trump since he took office in 2017. Once the plan is approved by Congress, the zero-tariff treatment of India’s $5.6 billion exports to the United States will be cancelled.
Trump said: "I took this step because after the US and the Indian government made in-depth negotiations, I determined that India did not provide fair and reasonable guarantees to the United States to enter its market."
According to data from the US Trade Representative Office, the US trade deficit with India in 2017 was $27.3 billion.
The US-India trade has been in constant friction. The Indian government announced the latest e-commerce regulations restricting the Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart, which was acquired by Amazon and Wal-Mart, to operate in the country. India also announced higher tariffs on electronics and smartphones.
At the same time, the US Trade Representative Office announced that due to the economic development of Turkey, it should no longer be regarded as a developing country, and the United States will no longer provide universal preferential tariff treatment.
Pratt & Whitney tariffs are the oldest and largest trade concessions in the United States, aiming to promote economic development in developing countries and regions through tariff reductions. (Pengpai Journalist Nan Boyi)
原题：外媒：特朗普拟结束对印度、土耳其关税优惠，最快60天实施
翻脸！美国将对印度采取“最严厉惩罚”
澎湃新闻网 03-05 13:40
印度总理莫迪与美国总统特朗普（资料图）
美国总统特朗普打算终止对印度和土耳其的贸易优惠待遇。
据路透社报道，特朗普3月4日致函美国国会，称有意结束在普遍优惠关税计划（普惠关税）下对印度和土耳其的贸易优惠待遇。美国贸易代表处称，最快将在政府通知国会和两国政府60天后实施。
印度是美国普惠关税的最大受益者，终止该措施将是特朗普2017年上台以来对印度采取的最严厉的惩罚行为。一旦该计划被国会批准，印度向美国出口的56亿美元商品的零关税待遇将被取消。
特朗普说：“我采取这一步是因为在美国与印度政府的深入交涉后，我确定印度没有做出向美国提供进入其市场的公平与合理保证。”
据美国贸易代表处数据显示，2017年美国对印度的贸易逆差为273亿美元。
美印贸易最近摩擦不断。印度政府公布最新电子商务规定，限制被亚马逊和沃尔玛收购的印度电子商务巨头Flipkart在该国经营。印度还宣布对电子产品和智能手机征收更高关税。
美国贸易代表处也在同一时候宣布，因土耳其的经济发展提高使其不应再被视为发展中国家，美国将不再为其提供普惠关税待遇。
普惠关税是美国历史最悠久、规模最大的贸易优惠计划，旨在通过关税减免促进发展中国家和地区的经济发展。（澎湃新闻记者 南博一）
原题：外媒：特朗普拟结束对印度、土耳其关税优惠，最快60天实施
It will be India great victory if India solves all problems with her neighbors.
Start with Kashmir.
Asian Union is becoming a must. Today is India, tommorow may Pakistan. So better save our region.
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India’s “greed” and “can’t respect the sovereignty of neighboring countries” inherited from the British Empire made India unable to become a friend of the China/Pakistan alliance. The only solution was that China and Pakistan joined forces to completely defeat India and force India to return territories to Pakistan and China (at least partially returned), and India must abandon its hegemonism in South Asia and respect the sovereignty of the surrounding countries in order to achieve a long-lasting peace among three parties.
China never takes anyone as an enemy unless you use the Chinese as an enemy.
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70 million people died in europe and still they have to solve the issues on table they came and look at their borders. cant we do that india needs to grow up cuz after war ends it still wont be end.
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Usa got a shock if india can not stand in front of pakistan how can it be a front line against china
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US plans to scrap preferential trade treatment for India
By Reuters
Published: March 5, 2019
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US President Donald Trump holds a bilateral meeting with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi alongside the ASEAN Summit in Manila, Philippines November 13, 2017. PHOTO: REUTERS
WASHINGTON/NEW DELHI: President Donald Trump looked set to open a new front in his trade wars with a plan to end preferential trade treatment for India that allows duty-free entry for $5.6 billion worth of the country’s exports to the United States.
Trump, who has vowed to cut US trade deficits, has repeatedly called out India for its high tariffs, and US trade officials said scrapping the concessions would take at least 60 days after notifications to Congress and the Indian government.
US, China could reach trade deal at summit around March 27
“I am taking this step because, after the intensive engagement between the United States and the government of India, I have determined that India has not assured the US that it will provide equitable and reasonable access to the markets of India,” Trump said in a letter to congressional leaders.
India is the world’s largest beneficiary of the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) programme and ending its participation would be the strongest punitive action for the South Asian nation since Trump took office in 2017.
The US Trade Representative’s Office said removing India from the GSP programme would not take effect for at least 60 days after the notifications, and would be done through a presidential proclamation.
The preferential trade treatment brings “actual benefit” of just $250 million a year to India, however, a government source said in the capital, New Delhi, adding that it hoped the planned withdrawal would not lead to trade hurdles.
“GSP is more symbolic of the strategic relationship, not in value terms,” added the source, who declined to be identified ahead of a news briefing by the Indian trade ministry.
It was not immediately clear what retaliatory action authorities in India, which is due to hold general elections this year, would take.
Trade ties with the US were hurt after India unveiled new rules on e-commerce limiting the way internet retail giants Amazon.com Inc and Walmart Inc-backed Flipkart do business.
The e-commerce rules followed a drive by New Delhi to force global card payments companies such as Mastercard Inc and Visa Inc to move their data to India and higher tariffs on electronic products and smartphones.
Trump delays tariff hike on Chinese goods as trade talks progress
“India has implemented a wide array of trade barriers that create serious negative effects on United States commerce,” the USTR said.
“Despite intensive engagement, India has failed to take the necessary steps to meet the GSP criterion.”
India’s top GSP exports to the United States in 2017 included motor vehicle parts, ferro alloys, precious metal jewellery, building stone, insulated cables and wires, said business grouping the Confederation of Indian Industry, which had lobbied against the withdrawal of preferential treatment.
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Published: March 5, 2019
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US President Donald Trump holds a bilateral meeting with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi alongside the ASEAN Summit in Manila, Philippines November 13, 2017. PHOTO: REUTERS
WASHINGTON/NEW DELHI: President Donald Trump looked set to open a new front in his trade wars with a plan to end preferential trade treatment for India that allows duty-free entry for $5.6 billion worth of the country’s exports to the United States.
Trump, who has vowed to cut US trade deficits, has repeatedly called out India for its high tariffs, and US trade officials said scrapping the concessions would take at least 60 days after notifications to Congress and the Indian government.
US, China could reach trade deal at summit around March 27
“I am taking this step because, after the intensive engagement between the United States and the government of India, I have determined that India has not assured the US that it will provide equitable and reasonable access to the markets of India,” Trump said in a letter to congressional leaders.
India is the world’s largest beneficiary of the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) programme and ending its participation would be the strongest punitive action for the South Asian nation since Trump took office in 2017.
The US Trade Representative’s Office said removing India from the GSP programme would not take effect for at least 60 days after the notifications, and would be done through a presidential proclamation.
The preferential trade treatment brings “actual benefit” of just $250 million a year to India, however, a government source said in the capital, New Delhi, adding that it hoped the planned withdrawal would not lead to trade hurdles.
“GSP is more symbolic of the strategic relationship, not in value terms,” added the source, who declined to be identified ahead of a news briefing by the Indian trade ministry.
It was not immediately clear what retaliatory action authorities in India, which is due to hold general elections this year, would take.
Trade ties with the US were hurt after India unveiled new rules on e-commerce limiting the way internet retail giants Amazon.com Inc and Walmart Inc-backed Flipkart do business.
The e-commerce rules followed a drive by New Delhi to force global card payments companies such as Mastercard Inc and Visa Inc to move their data to India and higher tariffs on electronic products and smartphones.
Trump delays tariff hike on Chinese goods as trade talks progress
“India has implemented a wide array of trade barriers that create serious negative effects on United States commerce,” the USTR said.
“Despite intensive engagement, India has failed to take the necessary steps to meet the GSP criterion.”
India’s top GSP exports to the United States in 2017 included motor vehicle parts, ferro alloys, precious metal jewellery, building stone, insulated cables and wires, said business grouping the Confederation of Indian Industry, which had lobbied against the withdrawal of preferential treatment.
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